Lucio Demare was an Argentinean pianist, composer, and conductor, whose career, spanning from the early 20th century to the 1970s, established him as one of the significant figures in the history of tango. Born on August 9, 1906, in Buenos Aires, Argentina, Lucio grew up in a family of artists, which fostered his passion for music from a young age. He began his career as a classical musician but swiftly transitioned into the world of tango, a genre that would become his ultimate artistic expression.

Regarded as an innovator within the tango milieu, Lucio Demare is celebrated for his unique style that combines classical elements with the traditional sounds of Argentine tango. Throughout the 1930s and 1940s, he led his own tango orchestra, which became renowned for its sophisticated arrangements and the quality of its musicians. Demare was also a prolific composer, contributing to the tango songbook with classics such as "Malena" and "Al compás del corazón," which have been interpreted by countless artists over the years. His music maintains a timeless appeal, as evidenced by the ongoing remastering and re-release of his historic recordings, like "Nostalgias - Tangos For Piano" and "Sus Mejores Tangos (Remastered)." Lucio Demare's work remains a cornerstone in the foundation of tango music, his compositions continue to be evocative portraits of an era that deeply resonates with the nostalgia and soul of Buenos Aires.

Genres

Orquesta Tipica

Tango

Vintage Tango

Latest Release

El Baile de los Domingos - Al Compás de un Tango

Lucio Demare

Album - 9 Tracks - Released May 31, 2024