Daniel Ruggiero

Daniel Ruggiero is a renowned bandoneonist and composer, deeply rooted in the vibrant world of Argentine tango. He has studied with esteemed musicians such as Walter Castro, Rodolfo Mederos, and Pascual "Cholo" Mamone, refining his skills over the years. Ruggiero has been actively involved in various tango ensembles and companies, including Tango Bs.As. and Mora Godoy Tango Company, touring extensively across the globe. He has also served as the Musical Director for Tango Buenos Aires, showcasing his talent in multiple international tours. As a composer and arranger, Daniel Ruggiero has released several albums, including "Bandoneón de Concierto," and has been recognized for his contributions to tango music, receiving awards such as the First Mention of Honor at the National Composition Prize in Tango and Folklore.

His recent releases include "Piazzolla para orquesta," "Rompelo Tano," and "Bandoneón Es Cultura," showcasing his versatility and dedication to the genre. Ruggiero continues to innovate within the traditional tango framework, exploring new sonorities and pushing the boundaries of this iconic Argentine art form.