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[Sus Obras (14)]
Biografía
By the end of 2001, after studying music in New York, Martín Delgado returns to Argentina with the idea of experimenting in the fusion of electronic music, tango and jazz. With this in mind, he processes several demos in his studio and decides to look for other musicians to form San Telmo Lounge.
During 2002, he meets the electronic music producer Juan Manuel Aguirre, who produces two remixes for the project, and verifying the result they both obtain as a group, he joins San Telmo Lounge as a permanent member in charge of the electronic production and the recording of the disc.
About the middle of 2003, they call Julia Peralta to play the bandoneon sections, essential part of San Telmo Lounge sound aim. In September 2003, after signing a contract with the label EPSA Music, they successfully launch their first EP "McDougall Tango" in a mega event at Abasto shopping mall in the city of Buenos Aires.
During 2004 they make presentations in several places, such as the VI Buenos Aires Festival Tango and different commercial events. In the middle of 2004, after Julia Peralta leaves the group, the bandoneon player Pablo Gaitán joins them, with whom they record the full record "Madrugada en Backcelonia". This material, brought out all over the country and outside it by Epsa Music in February 2005, makes them one of the main references of the electrotango move both national and internationally.
During 2005 and 2006, with the definitive inclusion of Lucas Polichiso in keyboards and Maxi Nattalutti in violin, they have performed in important events like VII the Buenos Aires Festival Tango, Series at Notorius CD Bar, Evento Código País (Bs As), Hard Rock Café (Bs As), Chacarerean Teatre (Bs As), CC Torcuato Tasso (Bs As) and different places of the milongas circuit in Buenos Aires and overseas. By mid October 2007 they publish their third work "ELECTROCARDIOTANGO".
This material shows a turn towards the format of the instrumental song, reasserting the adjustment richness of their previous works and incorporating the voices of Lidia Borda and Sandra Corizzo, as guest artists. This material published by Epsa Music continues to propose the fusion of tango with different subgenres from the "rock" and the electronics, showing a great composition and performance soundness and receiving the praises of the specialized press and the public in general.
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| Listado de Obras (14) |
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| Barderita (con Martín Delgado,Pablo Gaitán) |
Bandoneón, Guitarra y Piano |
Tango
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| Claroscuro (con Martín Delgado) |
Violín, Bandoneón, Guitarra, Piano, Sintetizador, Rhodes y Bajo |
Tango
Tango |
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| Cool Tango (con Martín Delgado) |
Flauta, Guitarra, Bandoneón, Piano, Teclado, Sintetizador, Bajo. |
Tango
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| Ese extraño azul (con Martín Delgado) |
Voz, Violín, Bandoneón, Guitarra y Piano |
Tango
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| Herrera 500 (con Martín Delgado) |
Quinteto (Theremin, guitarra, bandoneón, teclado y bajo) |
Tango
Tango |
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| Introcardiotango (con Martín Delgado) |
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Tango
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| Madrugada (con Martín Delgado,Julián Centeya) |
Voz, Bandoneón y Piano |
Tango
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| McDougall Tango Redux (con Martín Delgado) |
Guitarra, Bandoneón, Sintetizador, Rhodes y Bajo |
Tango
Tango |
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| Nostalgias del Boulevard (con Martín Delgado) |
Violín, Violoncello, Bandoneón, Guitarra, Piano, teclado, Sintetizador y Bajo |
Tango
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| Plano 16 (con Martín Delgado) |
Violín, Bandoneón, Piano y Contrabajo |
Tango
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