Manolo Juárez was a distinguished Argentine musician, pianist, and composer whose influential work spanned classical, jazz, and Argentine folk music. Born on August 2, 1939, in Buenos Aires, Argentina, Juárez was regarded as one of the key figures in his country’s musical landscape, celebrated for his innovative approach to integrating traditional and contemporary genres. With a career that took flight in the 1960s, he quickly became known for his exceptional skill as a pianist and his profound understanding of Argentine musical traditions.

Over the years, Juárez's discography expanded to include a variety of musical compilations, reflecting his versatility and deep-seated talent. "Manolo Juárez: Obras Sinfónicas" and "Manolo Juárez: Obras para Piano" showcase the breadth and depth of his compositions, underlining his prowess in crafting intricate symphonic pieces and intimate piano works. In addition to solo projects, his collaborations, such as "Manolo Juárez y Daniel Homer Cuarteto," highlight his ability to dialogue within an ensemble setting, offering a rich tapestry of sonic textures and intricate interplay. His live performances, notably captured in "Teatro Colón (En Vivo)," echo the vitality and passion of his music, resonating with audiences far beyond his homeland. Manolo Juárez left an indelible mark on the world of music, influencing generations of musicians and listeners before passing away on October 8, 2020, leaving behind a legacy of cultural fusion and sonic innovation.

Genres

Argentine Jazz

Latest Release

Manolo Juárez: Obras Sinfónicas (Compilación)

Manolo Juárez

Single - Released November 6, 2020