Edmundo Rivero
Argentinian singer-songwriter of tango
Argentinian singer-songwriter of tango
1986
40 years ago — 75 years old
Artists & Creatives
Argentina
Active in the mid-20th century, this singer-songwriter contributed significantly to the tango genre. Originating from Buenos Aires, his career spanned several decades, and he became a prominent figure in Argentine music. Rivero's work often featured a blend of traditional tango with a modern sensibility. A notable highlight of his career was his collaboration with various music ensembles which allowed for a revival of tango music during a period of decline. He also gained recognition for his live performances, which showcased his emotive singing style and deep connection to the music.
Released iconic tango recordings such as 'Milonga para una niña perdida'
Revived traditional tango music through performances
Collaborated with various music ensembles
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