The Mar del Plata Ezequiel Valdez Trio will perform with the renowned Uruguayan musician Hugo Fattoruso in the Usina del Arte, free admission, this Sunday 28 of April.

The appointment at the traditional venue of the Buenos Aires neighborhood of La Boca will be mandatory for all those lovers of jazz, candombe blues and River Plate. On the other hand, The repertoire will include some instrumental works by Luis Alberto Spinetta.

Valdez and Fattoruso is presenting "A 900 lives away ", a double album that was recorded in a span of three years in various studies of Argentina and during various live shows. In that context, Several musicians were part of the project, as Andrés Pellican, Edu Giardina, Faith Viceconte, Alvaro Torres, Sebastian Peycere, Mario Parmissano, Jorge Us, Nacho Porqueres, Pato Raffo, wire González, Ricardo Pellican, Luis Robinson, Patan Vidal and Wayne Krantz, besides Hugo Fattoruso and Ezequiel Valdez, who were in charge of the compositions of the double album.

Hugo Fattoruso is a composer, arreglador, Uruguayan multi-instrumentalist and vocalist who began acting professionally at age twelve, as an accordionist and pianist playing in the trio Fattoruso, with his father Antonio and his brother Osvaldo. In the years 60 He formed with his brother Osvaldo group Shakers, that released the British rock influence in Latin America singing Beatles cover and encouraging the growth of rock rioplatense.

Later, musician settled in United States, where he formed Opa, a fusion of rock, jazz, Candomble and other Latin American rhythms. Later he settled in Brazil, where he worked and recorded with Milton Nascimento, Djavan, Chico Buarque and Nana Vasconcelos, among others. In 2000 brothers Hugo and Osvaldo recreated their initial trio Fattoruso, now with Francisco Fattoruso, your son, bass.

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