Jaime Roos is a distinctive figure in the Uruguayan music scene, celebrated for his significant contributions to the fusion of popular Uruguayan genres with rock, jazz, and other international styles. Born on November 12, 1953, in Montevideo, Uruguay, as Jaime Andrés Roos Alejandro, he has become one of the most influential and respected singer-songwriters and producers of the region, crafting a sound that resonates with the essence of Uruguayan culture.

Roos' career spans several decades, with an extensive discography that reflects his innovative approach to music. After studying music in Uruguay and then in Europe, he returned to his home country in the mid-70s to launch his career. His work often incorporates candombe, murga, and milonga, all traditional rhythms of Uruguay, along with modern arrangements and lyrical explorations of everyday life, social issues, and personal reflections. Some of his popular albums include "Brindis por Pierrot", "Sur", and "Si Me Voy Antes Que Vos". His live recordings, such as "En Vivo en el Río de la Plata" and "Concierto Aniversario (En Vivo en el Solís de Montevideo) [Remastered]", capture the vibrant energy of his performances and the connection he shares with his audience. His commitment to his craft and his unique blend of sounds have earned him a lasting legacy and a loyal following within and beyond Uruguay's borders.

Genres

Canto Popular Uruguayo

Folklore Argentino

Folklore Uruguayo

Musica Popular Uruguaya

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Latest Release

Tablado (Edición 2023)

Jaime Roos

Album - 21 Tracks - Released February 1, 2023