Dino Saluzzi, an Argentinian bandoneon player and composer, is an emblematic figure in the world of Latin American folk and jazz fusion, renowned particularly for his deep connection to the traditional music of his homeland. Born on May 20, 1935, in Campo Santo, Salta, Argentina, into a family of musicians, Saluzzi's journey with the bandoneon began at an early age, guided by the teachings of his father and local maestros.

Over his many decades’ long career, Saluzzi has been recognized for his ability to bridge the gap between genres, integrating elements of jazz improvisation with the soulful melodies and rhythms of tango and folkloric music. His albums, such as "Albores," released in 2020, and live recordings like "El Encuentro" and "Argentina (Live at Deutsches Theater Berlin 1984)" showcase not only his mastery of the bandoneon but also his profound storytelling through music. Collaborative projects like "Giya Kancheli: Themes From The Songbook" indicate his versatility and respect among composers worldwide. Each release in Saluzzi's expansive discography adds to a rich tapestry that encapsulates his dedication to creative authenticity, musical innovation, and the cultural heritage of Argentina.

Genres

Argentine Jazz

Bandoneon

Ecm-style Jazz

Folclore Salteno

Tango

Latest Release

Albores

Dino Saluzzi

Album - 9 Tracks - Released November 6, 2020