Francisco Fattoruso

Francisco Fattoruso is a highly respected musician from Uruguay, known for his influential work in the jazz and jazz fusion genres. Born on August 10, 1979, he has had a significant impact on the music scene by combining traditional jazz elements with vibrant Latin American rhythms. His compositions are characterized by complex harmonies, nuanced melodies, and dynamic improvisation, creating an engaging and thrilling listening experience. Fattoruso's music often incorporates Latin music elements, giving his songs a lively and rhythmic feel. He has collaborated with notable artists such as Janelle Monae and Ivan Lins, and has recorded with other prominent musicians like Illya Kuryaki and the Valderramas.

Fattoruso is also a skilled bass player and mixing engineer, with over 20 years of experience in the music industry. He has released several albums, including "The House of Groove" and "Khronos," which showcase his mastery of jazz fusion. His recent releases include "Mundo Bizarro" and "Cable Pelado (En Vivo)," demonstrating his ongoing creativity and versatility in the music world. Francisco Fattoruso's unique sound has garnered a devoted following globally, and his contributions to jazz fusion continue to inspire new generations of musicians and fans alike.

Genres

Jazz Fusion

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Latest Release

El Dilema

Francisco Fattoruso•

Pablo Silvera

Single - Released March 20, 2025