Orquesta Típica Osvaldo Fresedo, also known simply as the Osvaldo Fresedo Orchestra, holds a significant place in the history of tango music, distinguished by its refined and sophisticated style that charmed the hearts of early 20th-century music enthusiasts. Osvaldo Fresedo, the band's founder and namesake, was a skilled bandoneon player and a visionary composer and arranger, born in Buenos Aires in 1897. His orchestra was renowned for its elegant and polished arrangements that often incorporated elements from classical music and jazz, making it particularly popular with the high society of Buenos Aires during the golden era of tango.

Fresedo’s career spanned several decades, and his orchestra underwent numerous transformations, collaborating with various talented musicians and vocalists over the years. The group's repertoire included enduring classics of the tango genre, with tracks like "El heroe" (1928), "Vision" (1927), and "Esta noche me emborracho" (1928) showcasing the orchestra's lyrical and expressive style. Osvaldo Fresedo’s influence extended beyond performance to composition, leaving behind a legacy of beloved tango pieces. His contribution to the tango world reflects an era of innovation and opulence in the genre's history, and his music remains a reference for elegance and musical sophistication in the world of tango.

Genres

Orquesta Tipica

Vintage Tango

Latest Release

El heroe (1928)

Orquesta Típica Osvaldo Fresedo

Album - 29 Tracks - Released October 20, 2016