Jazz
Argentina
Dino Saluzzi
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About Dino Saluzzi
The celebrated work of Argentine composer and bandoneon master Dino Saluzzi resides at the intersection of tango, improvisation, folk music, jazz, and modern classical composition. Early albums including 1978's Dedicatoria and 1980's Bermejo showcased an already unique fusion of electric Latin jazz and tango. Saluzzi's ECM discography began with the completely solo Kultrum in 1983; a spontaneous example of the bandoneonist's storytelling art, it marked the first of many musical "imaginary returns" to the towns and villages of his childhood. His recorded meetings with jazz musicians include 1985's Once Upon a Time: Far Away in the South with bassist Charlie Haden. In 1991, he issued Mojotoro. In 2002 he and Jon Christensen issued Senderos. For 2011's Navidad de Los Andes, he teamed with cellist Anja Lechner. He returned to solo recording on 2020's Albores. In 2025, Saluzzi, his son, classical guitarist José Maria Saluzzi, and Norwegian guitarist Jacob Young released the ECM album El Viejo Caminante.
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