Rubén Juárez

Argentinian singer-songwriter and bandoneón player

Rubén Juárez - Artists & Creatives born 1947
Born

1947
79 years ago

Died
Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

Argentina

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An influential figure in the world of tango music, contributed significantly to the genre as a singer-songwriter and accomplished bandoneón player. Began a career in music during the 1960s, gaining recognition within the Argentine music scene. Released multiple albums that showcased the traditional sounds of tango while incorporating modern elements. Collaborated with prominent musicians in the tango genre and performed extensively in Argentina and internationally, solidifying a reputation as a cornerstone of contemporary tango music.

Released acclaimed albums such as 'Cuento de Tango'

Performed at major tango festivals worldwide

Collaborated with notable artists like Astor Piazzolla

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