Los Abuelos De La Nada – Mil Horas (Vasos y Besos, 1983)
Los Abuelos De La Nada – Mil Horas
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Fernando Gelbard – Alevacolariea
Fernando Gelbard – Alevacolariea (Didi, 1974)
Synthesizers and Fender Rhodes were unusual in Buenos Aires in 1974, but Fernando Gelbard chose to forgo his acoustic instruments and become the first Argentinian musician to make a jazz record exclusively on the new electronic instruments.
Malon – Go Home
Malon – Go Home
It’s been said that one out of every three modern renaissance men were born in Buenos Aires. But that doesn’t mean they still live there. In 1968 Juan Carlos Caceres left his home on the southern shore of the Rio de la Plata and moved to Paris to paint, sing, teach art history and can fresh vegetables. He even found time for a little hobby called Malon, a latin-tinged powerhouse comprised predominantly of French musicians. Caceres composed all of the music for their 1972 album El Camino Dale Negro, as well as providing lead vocals and playing more instruments than you can shake a stick at : piano, drums, trombone, trumpet, peruvian flute, zansa, and siku, to name a few. He also took the trash out of the studio on a regular basis.