Since 2007, whether alongside the MJC Trio, the El Arranque Orchestra or leading his own sextet, bandoneonist Pablo Jaurena has been developing an outstanding musical career. His latest work – his second as a soloist – is one of the high points of that journey. Here, the composer has brought together 31 bandoneon players to pay homage to the defining instrument of tango.
The album contains four amazing historical rescues. These are meticulous recreations or reinterpretations of emblematic works made with some of the musicians who originally recorded them, such as ‘Canaro en París’, which features Víctor Lavallén, Osvaldo Pugliese’s bandoneon player. Five compositions were written especially for the record, among them,…

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