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Stan Getz - Jazz en Buenos Aires

Stan Getz

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A new recording from the fantastic Melero Archive brings us the rescued concert performed by Stan Getz’s quintet on September 22, 1980, at the Teatro Municipal General San Martín in Buenos Aires. It was an inspired night for the tenor saxophonist, revisiting classics from his repertoire, including Jobim's Wave and Desafinado.

Getz arrived in Buenos Aires from Asunción, Paraguay, where he had performed on September 17, coincidentally the same day that former Nicaraguan dictator Anastasio Somoza was assassinated in the city during a guerrilla attack by members of the ERP. The quintet he brought along featured talented young musicians, averaging 25 years old at the time. Pianist Mitch Forman alternated between the piano and the Rhodes, a sound still in vogue in 1980—though not for much longer—that has recently regained popularity. The group also included guitarist Chuck Loeb, resulting in a prominence of harmonic instruments within the ensemble.






We'll Be Together Again (Live at Prez)

Adrián Iaies

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Tanguera

Diego Schissi Quinteto

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Panorámica

Ignacia

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Ignacia releases a new album, five years after Darlo vuelta todo, which was nominated for the Gardel Awards in 2020. The album features a series of striking songs with synth arrangements, powerful lyrics, and the artist's impressive vocal performance, with guest appearances from artists like Klauss, among others. The album will also be released in physical format (CD) in November, through Club del Disco, in a European edition.






Amor Motor (Canciones de Paul McCartney en guitarras)

Ernesto Snajer

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Visiones pandémicas

Juan Pablo Navarro Septeto

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The new album by Juan Pablo Navarro Septet features five original compositions inspired by the pandemic that ravaged the world between 2020 and 2022, along with two Astor Piazzolla pieces arranged by the bassist. Singer Julia Sanjurjo is featured on two tracks. The septet includes Renato Venturini on bandoneon, Augusto Sourigues on violin, Inti Sabev on bass clarinet, Juan Pablo Arredondo on guitar, Xavier Gainche on piano, Andrés Elstein on drums, and Juan Pablo Navarro on double bass and direction.

Cazador galáctico

Pájaro de Fuego

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Pájaro de Fuego, the group led by keyboardist and pianist Esteban Sehinkman, presents its new album Cazador Galáctico (Club del Disco 2024), consisting of original compositions.

Esteban Sehinkman, a restless pianist, session musician, producer, and creator of the Real Book Argentina (the first collection of Argentine jazz sheet music), offers with Cazador Galáctico a hypnotic journey that ranges from the roots of jazz to electronic trance, passing through rock and soundscapes. This fusion, both galactic and spiritual, is captured in a meticulously crafted recording that employs various techniques to emphasize sonic three-dimensionality.

After several albums and lineups, in this new work Sehinkman introduces the new members of his group Pájaro de Fuego: Tomás Babjaczuk on drums, Martín Lozano on bass, Sebastián Lans on guitar, and Sehinkman himself on Rhodes piano and synthesizers. The alchemy of this instrumental quartet organically integrates Sehinkman's compositions, creating an album that is a full sensory, mystical, and musical experience.

Flamamé

Flamamé

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The women’s quartet, composed of Belén López on double bass, Milagros Caliva on bandoneón, Noelia Sinkunas on piano, and Flor Bobadilla Oliva on vocals, brings together each artist's unique background to create a new musical language. They blur the lines of their own styles, blending their strengths to explore the song form, discovering a fresh way to communicate through an eclectic journey. Each member contributes her experience, combining original compositions and selected pieces to weave a musical tapestry that reflects the history of Latin America in song.

For this debut album, the group chose to name it after the project itself. They are joined by guests Lucy Patané, Fran Cossavella, and Julián Di Pietro. The songs convey emotions, processes, questions, and explorations that the artists ponder, inviting listeners to delve into the depths of what moves us.

Acto 3

Fabio Cadore & Hernán Jacinto

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Acto 3, by Fabio Cadore and Hernán Jacinto. The Album of the Month for September

Vestigios de Luz

Jessica Estigarribia Sexteto

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La Falacia del Espantapájaros, Música de Flores Vol. 6

Juan “Pollo” Raffo

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Diez

Marco Sanguinetti

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Crudo (Ensamble de contrabajos)

Germán Rudmisky

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Apiazolado

Diego Schissi Quinteto

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Agosto

Yamile Burich

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Vs

Versus

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El Estaño

Masmédula

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Cabeza de Vaca

Los Lirios del Campo

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Tangible

Umbrales Quinteto

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Vilca (Un homenaje al Maestro de la Quebrada)

Tomi Lebrero

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    Stan Getz

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  • We'll Be Together Again (Live at Prez)

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    Adrián Iaies

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    Diego Schissi Quinteto

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  • Saint Thames

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    Fabrizia Iranzo Imperatori

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  • El vacío

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  • Amor Motor (Canciones de Paul McCartney en guitarras)

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    Ernesto Snajer

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  • Como la primavera

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  • El Extraño

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  • ¿QUÉ VES?

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    Yacaré Manso

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  • All The Things You Are

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    Leo Maslíah

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  • Ad Cordis (btwn Trio & String Quartet)

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    Flavio Romero

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  • Con "i" latina

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  • ¿Cuándo dejó la lluvia de ser sagrada?

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    Adrián Iaies

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  • Sunday, Monday Or Always

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    Barbie Martinez

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  • Perros sin dueño

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    Pablo Gignoli

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  • Visiones pandémicas

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    Juan Pablo Navarro Septeto

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  • Cazador galáctico

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    Pájaro de Fuego

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  • A Swingin’ Sunday (Live Session)

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    Julieta Kitman

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  • Para el Zurdo, Pepe, Luis y Tullio (Dedicado a los bateristas fundamentales del tango moderno)

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    Pipi Piazzolla

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  • Saltó el gato

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    Silvia Teijeira

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  • If You Only Knew - Live Session

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Vinyl of the Month

Tanguera

Diego Schissi Quinteto

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Cazador galáctico

Pájaro de Fuego

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Pájaro de Fuego, the group led by keyboardist and pianist Esteban Sehinkman, presents its new album Cazador Galáctico (Club del Disco 2024), consisting of original compositions.

Esteban Sehinkman, a restless pianist, session musician, producer, and creator of the Real Book Argentina (the first collection of Argentine jazz sheet music), offers with Cazador Galáctico a hypnotic journey that ranges from the roots of jazz to electronic trance, passing through rock and soundscapes. This fusion, both galactic and spiritual, is captured in a meticulously crafted recording that employs various techniques to emphasize sonic three-dimensionality.

After several albums and lineups, in this new work Sehinkman introduces the new members of his group Pájaro de Fuego: Tomás Babjaczuk on drums, Martín Lozano on bass, Sebastián Lans on guitar, and Sehinkman himself on Rhodes piano and synthesizers. The alchemy of this instrumental quartet organically integrates Sehinkman's compositions, creating an album that is a full sensory, mystical, and musical experience.

Flamamé

Flamamé

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The women’s quartet, composed of Belén López on double bass, Milagros Caliva on bandoneón, Noelia Sinkunas on piano, and Flor Bobadilla Oliva on vocals, brings together each artist's unique background to create a new musical language. They blur the lines of their own styles, blending their strengths to explore the song form, discovering a fresh way to communicate through an eclectic journey. Each member contributes her experience, combining original compositions and selected pieces to weave a musical tapestry that reflects the history of Latin America in song.

For this debut album, the group chose to name it after the project itself. They are joined by guests Lucy Patané, Fran Cossavella, and Julián Di Pietro. The songs convey emotions, processes, questions, and explorations that the artists ponder, inviting listeners to delve into the depths of what moves us.

Agosto

Yamile Burich

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Mute

Fernandez 4

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Trío

Azar Trío

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Sesiones Ion

Escalandrum

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El Sapo Argentino de Boca Ancha

Esteban Sehinkman

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Tanguera

Diego Schissi Quinteto

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Cazador galáctico

Pájaro de Fuego

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Pájaro de Fuego, the group led by keyboardist and pianist Esteban Sehinkman, presents its new album Cazador Galáctico (Club del Disco 2024), consisting of original compositions.

Esteban Sehinkman, a restless pianist, session musician, producer, and creator of the Real Book Argentina (the first collection of Argentine jazz sheet music), offers with Cazador Galáctico a hypnotic journey that ranges from the roots of jazz to electronic trance, passing through rock and soundscapes. This fusion, both galactic and spiritual, is captured in a meticulously crafted recording that employs various techniques to emphasize sonic three-dimensionality.

After several albums and lineups, in this new work Sehinkman introduces the new members of his group Pájaro de Fuego: Tomás Babjaczuk on drums, Martín Lozano on bass, Sebastián Lans on guitar, and Sehinkman himself on Rhodes piano and synthesizers. The alchemy of this instrumental quartet organically integrates Sehinkman's compositions, creating an album that is a full sensory, mystical, and musical experience.

Flamamé

Flamamé

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The women’s quartet, composed of Belén López on double bass, Milagros Caliva on bandoneón, Noelia Sinkunas on piano, and Flor Bobadilla Oliva on vocals, brings together each artist's unique background to create a new musical language. They blur the lines of their own styles, blending their strengths to explore the song form, discovering a fresh way to communicate through an eclectic journey. Each member contributes her experience, combining original compositions and selected pieces to weave a musical tapestry that reflects the history of Latin America in song.

For this debut album, the group chose to name it after the project itself. They are joined by guests Lucy Patané, Fran Cossavella, and Julián Di Pietro. The songs convey emotions, processes, questions, and explorations that the artists ponder, inviting listeners to delve into the depths of what moves us.

Agosto

Yamile Burich

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Mute

Fernandez 4

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Trío

Azar Trío

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Sesiones Ion

Escalandrum

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El Sapo Argentino de Boca Ancha

Esteban Sehinkman

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CD of the Month

Stan Getz - Jazz en Buenos Aires

Stan Getz

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A new recording from the fantastic Melero Archive brings us the rescued concert performed by Stan Getz’s quintet on September 22, 1980, at the Teatro Municipal General San Martín in Buenos Aires. It was an inspired night for the tenor saxophonist, revisiting classics from his repertoire, including Jobim's Wave and Desafinado.

Getz arrived in Buenos Aires from Asunción, Paraguay, where he had performed on September 17, coincidentally the same day that former Nicaraguan dictator Anastasio Somoza was assassinated in the city during a guerrilla attack by members of the ERP. The quintet he brought along featured talented young musicians, averaging 25 years old at the time. Pianist Mitch Forman alternated between the piano and the Rhodes, a sound still in vogue in 1980—though not for much longer—that has recently regained popularity. The group also included guitarist Chuck Loeb, resulting in a prominence of harmonic instruments within the ensemble.






We'll Be Together Again (Live at Prez)

Adrián Iaies

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Panorámica

Ignacia

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Ignacia releases a new album, five years after Darlo vuelta todo, which was nominated for the Gardel Awards in 2020. The album features a series of striking songs with synth arrangements, powerful lyrics, and the artist's impressive vocal performance, with guest appearances from artists like Klauss, among others. The album will also be released in physical format (CD) in November, through Club del Disco, in a European edition.






Visiones pandémicas

Juan Pablo Navarro Septeto

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The new album by Juan Pablo Navarro Septet features five original compositions inspired by the pandemic that ravaged the world between 2020 and 2022, along with two Astor Piazzolla pieces arranged by the bassist. Singer Julia Sanjurjo is featured on two tracks. The septet includes Renato Venturini on bandoneon, Augusto Sourigues on violin, Inti Sabev on bass clarinet, Juan Pablo Arredondo on guitar, Xavier Gainche on piano, Andrés Elstein on drums, and Juan Pablo Navarro on double bass and direction.

Acto 3

Fabio Cadore & Hernán Jacinto

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Acto 3, by Fabio Cadore and Hernán Jacinto. The Album of the Month for September

Vs

Versus

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MIL 500 VUELTAS

La Colmena

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En Vivo!

Epumer Machi Judurcha

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Sarah Vaughan en Buenos Aires (2 CDS)

Sarah Vaughan

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Mono - Arqueología sonora de Enrique Villegas

Enrique Mono Villegas

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This new album with unreleased recordings of Enrique “Mono” Villegas is released simultaneously with the book of the same name and contains precious recordings that in a way complete his "official" discography. On one hand, a gem from Carlos Melero's archive: the recording of the concert given in 1974 at the Vélez Sarsfield football stadium in Buenos Aires, before more than 20,000 spectators, alongside the National Symphony Orchestra conducted by Catalan Jacques Bodmer (1924-2014).

In this concert organized by the national government and televised by Canal 13, Villegas was the soloist for George Gershwin's "Rhapsody in Blue," a piece he himself had premiered in Argentina in 1932. This recording allows us to hear Mono playing like a classical pianist following a score, although it's a work of popular inspiration to which a musician like him adds all the swing that his jazz knowledge allows.

The rest of the album consists of three home recordings made in 1955 at the pianist's home, just before his trip to the United States, where he would live for a few years. His partner on these recordings is none other than Bebe Eguía, another pioneer of Argentine jazz on tenor saxophone. This material is not available on streaming platforms.

Huecos

Melina Moguilevsky

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Contraluz es un estado de ánimo

Sofi Alvarez

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Hope

Hernán Jacinto

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Cambios

Juan Torres Fernández

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Última Chance

Juan Cruz de Urquiza

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Cribas

Mono Fontana

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Sinsentido

Lucas Bragán

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Dos Mundos

Martín Pavlovsky

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Colibrí

Vanessa Alanís

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Umbral

Flavio Romero

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Stan Getz - Jazz en Buenos Aires

Stan Getz

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A new recording from the fantastic Melero Archive brings us the rescued concert performed by Stan Getz’s quintet on September 22, 1980, at the Teatro Municipal General San Martín in Buenos Aires. It was an inspired night for the tenor saxophonist, revisiting classics from his repertoire, including Jobim's Wave and Desafinado.

Getz arrived in Buenos Aires from Asunción, Paraguay, where he had performed on September 17, coincidentally the same day that former Nicaraguan dictator Anastasio Somoza was assassinated in the city during a guerrilla attack by members of the ERP. The quintet he brought along featured talented young musicians, averaging 25 years old at the time. Pianist Mitch Forman alternated between the piano and the Rhodes, a sound still in vogue in 1980—though not for much longer—that has recently regained popularity. The group also included guitarist Chuck Loeb, resulting in a prominence of harmonic instruments within the ensemble.






We'll Be Together Again (Live at Prez)

Adrián Iaies

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Panorámica

Ignacia

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Ignacia releases a new album, five years after Darlo vuelta todo, which was nominated for the Gardel Awards in 2020. The album features a series of striking songs with synth arrangements, powerful lyrics, and the artist's impressive vocal performance, with guest appearances from artists like Klauss, among others. The album will also be released in physical format (CD) in November, through Club del Disco, in a European edition.






Visiones pandémicas

Juan Pablo Navarro Septeto

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The new album by Juan Pablo Navarro Septet features five original compositions inspired by the pandemic that ravaged the world between 2020 and 2022, along with two Astor Piazzolla pieces arranged by the bassist. Singer Julia Sanjurjo is featured on two tracks. The septet includes Renato Venturini on bandoneon, Augusto Sourigues on violin, Inti Sabev on bass clarinet, Juan Pablo Arredondo on guitar, Xavier Gainche on piano, Andrés Elstein on drums, and Juan Pablo Navarro on double bass and direction.

Acto 3

Fabio Cadore & Hernán Jacinto

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Acto 3, by Fabio Cadore and Hernán Jacinto. The Album of the Month for September

Vs

Versus

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MIL 500 VUELTAS

La Colmena

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En Vivo!

Epumer Machi Judurcha

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Sarah Vaughan en Buenos Aires (2 CDS)

Sarah Vaughan

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Mono - Arqueología sonora de Enrique Villegas

Enrique Mono Villegas

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This new album with unreleased recordings of Enrique “Mono” Villegas is released simultaneously with the book of the same name and contains precious recordings that in a way complete his "official" discography. On one hand, a gem from Carlos Melero's archive: the recording of the concert given in 1974 at the Vélez Sarsfield football stadium in Buenos Aires, before more than 20,000 spectators, alongside the National Symphony Orchestra conducted by Catalan Jacques Bodmer (1924-2014).

In this concert organized by the national government and televised by Canal 13, Villegas was the soloist for George Gershwin's "Rhapsody in Blue," a piece he himself had premiered in Argentina in 1932. This recording allows us to hear Mono playing like a classical pianist following a score, although it's a work of popular inspiration to which a musician like him adds all the swing that his jazz knowledge allows.

The rest of the album consists of three home recordings made in 1955 at the pianist's home, just before his trip to the United States, where he would live for a few years. His partner on these recordings is none other than Bebe Eguía, another pioneer of Argentine jazz on tenor saxophone. This material is not available on streaming platforms.

Huecos

Melina Moguilevsky

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Contraluz es un estado de ánimo

Sofi Alvarez

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Hope

Hernán Jacinto

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Cambios

Juan Torres Fernández

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Última Chance

Juan Cruz de Urquiza

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Cribas

Mono Fontana

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Sinsentido

Lucas Bragán

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Dos Mundos

Martín Pavlovsky

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Colibrí

Vanessa Alanís

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Umbral

Flavio Romero

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