Rodolfo Mederos

Rodolfo Mederos is an emblematic figure in the landscape of Argentine tango, revered both as a bandoneón player and composer. Born in Buenos Aires on March 25, 1940, Mederos fostered a deep connection with tango from an early age, gradually evolving into an artist who would significantly impact the genre's contemporary scene. His musical journey is marked by a willingness to explore and infuse traditional tango with a variety of influences, while always maintaining respect for the roots of the form.

Having started his career in the 1960s, Mederos has since collaborated with a plethora of talented musicians and engaged in a continuous creative conversation with the legacy of tango greats. His discography, which includes works like "Tangos from Buenos Aires", "Tango Sacro", and "Troilo por Mederos, en Su Huella", is testament to his dedication to both preserving and reinventing the genre. Mederos's approach to the music of Astor Piazzolla, Carlos Gardel, and other icons through albums such as "Gardel por Mederos (Instrumental)" demonstrates his reverence and innovative spirit. In pieces like "Soledad" and projects like "Supreme Tango In Buenos Aires", Mederos's profound understanding of the bandoneón's expressive capabilities shines through, earning him a place among Argentina's most cherished musical talents.

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  1. November 29, 2016