Edmundo Rivero, born on June 8, 1911, in Buenos Aires, is a figure deeply ingrained in the fabric of tango music. With a distinctive deep baritone voice, Rivero found his niche within the genre that is the lifeblood of Argentina's musical tradition. He emerged as a notable singer in the 1940s and quickly gained acclaim for his ability to convey the depth of emotion inherent in tango lyrics. Rivero's contribution to the genre was not merely as a performer but also as an innovator, expanding the horizons of tango with his unique timbre and stylistic interpretation.

Throughout his illustrious career, Edmundo Rivero collaborated with eminent tango orchestras, including the legendary Aníbal Troilo's, and carved out a solo path that solidified his status as a pillar of the genre. His discography is a testament to his dedication to the soul of tango, and his works often explored themes of passion, nostalgia, and the complexities of urban life. Albums like "Rivero Canta Discépolo" are tributes to fellow tango greats, while collections such as "Tesoros de Antaño - Grabaciones Raras" provide a window into rare recordings that showcase the evolution of his artistry. Remastered works like "Homenaje," "Victoria," and "El último organito" not only help preserve but also reintroduce his timeless voice to new generations, ensuring that Edmundo Rivero's legacy as one of tango's most resonant interpreters endures.

Genres

Folklore Argentino

Rock Nacional

Tango

Tango Cancion

Related Artists

Hugo Del Carril

Roberto Goyeneche

Aníbal Troilo

Alberto Castillo

Tita Merello

Horacio Salgán

Alberto Marino

Raúl Lavié

Latest Release

Pasado y Pasión - Edmundo Rivero y Los Tangos de Enrique Santos Discépolo

Edmundo Rivero

Album - 12 Tracks - Released August 25, 2023