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Artist
Saul Cosentino
12+ albums
tango
about
Pianist, bandleader, composer and arranger Born Saúl Alfredo Cosentino (21 March 1935) in the province of Buenos Aires, in the city of Olavarría, 350 kilometers far from the Capital city. His music offers us varied moods based on an idea different from traditional tango. At times it is descriptive and joyful, at other times, melancholic and sad, but always profound. He furthered his studies of piano playing with Galia Schalman. He studied composition and orchestration with Guillermo Grätzer. In 1983 he published his first long-playing record: “Fuera de serie” for RCA-Victor which includes modern tangos that he composed and arranged, leading his aggregation “Grupo Vanguardia” lined up by musicians of high level: Fernando Suárez Paz (violin), Daniel Binelli (bandoneon), Ricardo Lew (electric guitar), Adalberto Cevasco (electric bass) and Enrique “Zurdo” Roizner (drums). Two years later he recorded his second long-playing disc: “Nueva propuesta”, for CBS, also with his own compositions and arrangements following the same line of the previous release and with the same group. During that time he played at theaters, at the university, at different cultural cycles, on television, and at the hall of the Teatro San Martín achieving praiseworthy comments by the specialized critics. In 1987 the Melopea label re-issues his second LP that now appears under the name “Fuerte y Claro”. He published his third record: “Los cielos más altos” in Polygram, always with his avant-garde style and wi
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Por Él Y Por Otros
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Tango Fusion Club vol.1
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Frequent Flyer: Buenos Aires
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El Nuevo Tango - New Tangos
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Tango Fusion Club Vol. 1
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Tango Fusion Club 1 - Electronic Tango Beats
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The Tango Club Night (CD 2 - Club Side)
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El Nuevo Tango
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Frequent Flyer: Buenos Aires: La Boca By Night (Disc 1)
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Frequent Flyer : Buenos Aires : La Boca By Night (Disc 1)
Tango Argentino
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Tango Fusion Club - Vol. 1