Jorge Cardoso is a virtuoso classical guitarist, composer, and medical doctor whose works intricately blend Latin American music with classical guitar traditions. Born in Posadas, in the Misiones province of Argentina on January 26, 1949, he has firmly established himself as a leading figure in the world of classical guitar music. A prolific composer, Cardoso has over 350 works to his name, many of which are strongly influenced by folk traditions from various South American countries as well as classical music repertoire.
Apart from composing, Jorge Cardoso has extensively performed and recorded a wide range of music, his repertoire embracing works from the Renaissance period through to contemporary compositions. His more recent releases underscore his deep connection to the music of his homeland and his skill in embodying its essence within the classical genre. Albums like "Choro Pedro" and "Samba Guadalupe" showcase the rich, rhythmic melodies of Brazil, while "Milonga" and "Mbarakapú" pay homage to traditional Argentine music forms. Cardoso is also renowned for his interpretative skills as evidenced in his recordings of other composers' works, such as on "Gaspar Sanz: Tañidos. Música Española para Guitarra Barroca (Vol. 2)" where he skillfully performs Spanish baroque compositions. His versatility and profound musicality make Jorge Cardoso a cherished figure amongst classical guitar enthusiasts and an important ambassador of Latin American music worldwide.
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