Ricardo Malerba, often revered in the pantheon of tango music, was an elegant and influential Argentinean bandoneon player, conductor, and composer whose legacy reverberates through the classic tango soundscape. Born on August 24, 1905, in Buenos Aires, Malerba's contributions to the genre were particularly significant during the Golden Age of Tango, which spanned from the 1930s to the 1950s.

Malerba formed his own orchestra, which quickly rose to acclaim for its melodious and gentle style, making a distinct impression on the tango scene, contrasting with the more dramatic and robust sounds of some of his contemporaries. His recordings, such as "Noches de Montmartre (1941 - 1944)," capture the essence of Malerba's work during a prolific period that established him as one of the stalwarts of classic tango. Additionally, the remastered collections like "Los Tangos De Luz Demar" and the volumes documenting the years 1941-1945 serve not only as a testament to his enduring artistry but also as a cherished trove for aficionados seeking to experience the suave and romantic vibes that are quintessentially Malerba. His music continues to be celebrated long after his passing on June 29, 1974, for its significant contributions to the traditional tango canon.

Genres

Orquesta Tipica

Tango

Vintage Tango

Latest Release

Tangos Clasicos

Ricardo Malerba

Album - 13 Tracks - Released April 22, 2022