The Orchestras

The Orchestras

Bandonegro

A world-class tango orchestra, among the most original and recognizable performers of this genre. The ensemble presents traditional Argentine tango, tango nuevo, and creates its own compositions with elements of jazz. The musicians constantly strive to discover and showcase the diverse facets of tango. They quickly developed their own musical language, encouraging listeners to experience the genre in a completely new light. In their music, tango gains new life, continuously inspiring next generations of listeners. Their extraordinary passion, fresh sound, and unique style that is perfect for dancing, captivate audiences as the band performs on stages around the world.

Orquesta La Juan D’Arienzo

Founded in 2012 to recreate the famous Tango style of “El rey del Compás”, the one that became a hinge in tango in the ’30: la Orquesta Juan D’Arienzo. 

During the last 10 years the orchestra have made more tan 20 tours in europe, América and Asia, taking Tango to Italty, Germany, Portugal, Denmark, France, England, the US, Canada, Brasil, Colombia, Japon, Taiwan and more. At the same time, they have traveled around the country bringing their unmistakeable Tagno style. The orchestra have recorded three albums: Cortando Clavos (2014), Siciliano (2018) y Bienvenido a este sector (2018), and they were awarded as the best orchestra by Premios Tango in 2018.

Since the 2012 debut in Buenos Aires, La Juan D’Arienzo has aimed to offer listeners and dancers the characteristic music in the style of the legendary tango orchestra leader Juan D’Arienzo, who was known as the Rey del Compás, or the King of the Rhythm. The young and talented musicians not only offer that mode of one of the greatest orchestras in Argentine tango history, they also bring a freshness that has been welcomed by audiences around the world.

The orchestra La JUAN D’ARIENZO consists of 10 musicians directed by the first bandoneónist, Lazzari, whose grandfather was Carlos Lazzari, the first bandoneónist and arranger for the original Juan D’Arienzo Orchestra from 1950 until 1976, when D’Arienzo passed away, and then the leader of Los Solistas de D’Arienzo.