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Discography
Members featured in the album
LEANDRO KALÉN - Glokenspiel, melodica, acoustic, fretless and electric 4 & 5 string basses, keyborads, synths, acoustic piano, acoustic 6 & 12 string guitards, electric and synth guitars, claps, percussion, soundscapes and vocals
Guest musicians:
HERMETO PASCOAL - Vocals
LITTO NEBBIA - Electric piano and vocals
DARÍO SZTAJNSZAIJBER - Vocals
DORITA CHÁVEZ - Vocals and choros
MIRIAM GARCÍA - Caja and vocals
ROBERTO CATARINEU - Vocals
JUAN MANUEL BOGADO - Vocals
FERNANDO MIGUEL MORILLAS - Vocals
POTE PAPPERS TRANKI - Voices and vocals
MARTÍN LEONARDO CORIA - Vocals
LUIS ARANOSKY - Locution
GABY COLMAN - Vocals
ENZO CUENCA - Vocals and claps
JORGE CUMBO - Quenas
OSCAR KREIMER - Tenor sax and clarinet
PEDRO MENÉNDEZ - Bandoneón and soprano sax
FRANÇOIS TISSOT - Clarinet
ESTHER TISSOT-YOON - Flute
ALAMBRE GONZÁLEZ - Electric guitar
RENZO BALTUZZI - Electric guitar
MARCELO KITAY - Electric guitar
MARIANO CANTARINI - Electric guitar
MÁXIMO RODRIGUEZ - Nylon guitar and glockenspiel
MICHIEL BORSTLAP - Piano
JUAN CARLOS INGARAMO - Rhodes piano
ALEJANDRO MANZONI - Accordion
GABRIELA GALLE - Keyboards
LEO VILLAGRA - 5 strings bass
PABLO SALZMAN - 5 strings bass
RAFA FRANCESCHELLI - Electric bass
EDUARDO GÓMEZ BIDONDO - 5 strings bass and effects
FACUNDO LERMAN - Tenor sax
FABIÁN AGUIAR - Alto sax
HERNÁN GUSTAVO BRUNO - Baritone sax
MAURO MOURELOS - Trumpet
IRENE CADARIO - Violin
SAMI ABADI - Violin
PATRICIO VILLAREJO - Cello
PAULA SONATORE - Cello
GUIDO MARTÍNEZ - Double bass
NEHUÉN GAVLIN - Harp
JUAN NAMUNCURÁ - Trompl, kultrún and vocals
RUBÉN CARRASCO - Erke, trompl, n’biké and vocals
JOSÉ BALÉ - Electronic percussion
PEDRO ROMAO - Percussion
LEANDRO SAVELÓN - Cajón, udu and accesories
ARIANA SACROISKY - Pandeiro
SEBASTIÁN BRIGANTI - Tabla and claps
FABIÁN FELD - Riq, shakers one shot and derbake, kanjira and claps
JIMI SANTOS - Cuerda de candombe and claps
MATÍAS MADRUGA - Cuerda de candombe and claps
PABLO VACAS - Djembé and accesories
JAVIER PÉREZ - Djembé
CONCE SOARES - Percussion
TOMÁS MARTINI - Acoustic guitars
GUIDO RODRIGUEZ - Rhodes piano, acoustic piano and synths
AGUSTÍN DE LA IGLESIA - Drums
CHILDREN CHORUS
Biography
Leandro Kalén born on March 5, 1985 in Buenos Aires, the son of bassist, composer and teacher Máximo Rodríguez. He studied percussion (Horacio López), piano (Abel Rogantini, Lucas Nikotian, Gustavo Liamgot), singing (Roberto Catarineu), song (Rosario Bléfari), electric bass (EMPA), production of shows, independent production of discs, communication and management, recording and mixing (Escuela Sónica), arrangements and orchestration (Pollo Raffo), artistic production, Contemporary Music, etc; while he attended clinics outstanding musicians as Osvaldo & Francisco Fattoruso, Naná Vasconcelos, Rufus Reid, César Camargo Mariano, Adriana de los Santos, Diego Vainer, Gabo Ferro, Carlos Shaw, Fito Páez, Will Jones, Sabu Toyozumi, Robby Ameen, Anki Toner,, among others.
Since 2000, when his musical evolution begins, he has participated as a singer, keyboardist, bassist, guitarist, percussionist and multi-instrumentalist projects of various genres. He accompanied and arranged for various singers. It was part of the group Javier Calequi, Nicolás Ojeda, Demian Naón, Poncharelo, Oscar Kreimer, Rubén Ferrero, Warhol Oliveira, Diego Neder, Jorge Segnini… and participated in groups like Prema, Quelompa, Rafunk, Chochán, Fried Chicken, La Nieta de Godar, Orquesta Trompa de Elefante, Mammalua, Bogado y los Venticalores, Madrugada Candombe, A100to, among many others. He also appeared as a guest on shows Eduardo Tami, Leandro Savelón, Fernández Pereyra, La Secuela, Pilazo, Hija, Yendo, Agustín Cristiani, Charlie Martínez, Trío Lucas, Estefanía Revas, Leo Pagano, Ignacio Arigós, Seintempu Música Étnica, among others.
Awarded in the 2008 and 2009 “Corear”, music remix contest for video games, organized by ADVA. He participated in the Global Game Jam 2010. He composed original music for video games, films and plays.
In the field of world music, he participated in the Historic Artistic Parade organized by Fuerza Bruta for the Bicentennial Argentino (2010), representing indigenous peoples. With musical direction by Gaby Kerpel and nearly 2,000 participating artists, the show was seen by over 2 million people in Buenos Aires. He also participated in Tierra de Razas, Ruben Ferrero etnofolklórica work (functions in Contrafestejo in Mataderos and Manufactura Papelera).
He worked as a musician in works of musical theater: La Opera Mediocre (2010, Rubén Ferrero-Diego Arbit),La Vida de Billie Holiday (2010, Rubén Ferrero) and Las Patricias (2010, Monferato/Cristiani), all functions in the Manufactura Papelera. In 2011 takes the direction and coordination of the Pink Panther cycle, where a 6-membered orchestra played music and live set in original chapters of the character created by Blake Edwards, with original music by Henry Mancini. The cycle presented in the theater Inboccalupo featured special guests such as Sami Abadi, Marcelo García, Roberto Catarineu and José Balé. Prepare for 2012 a series of thematic concerts, the first man was light - A celebration to Luis Alberto Spinetta, held in Centro Cultural Caras y Caretas on February 17, where the trio played with Ignacio Arigós, as special guests Micaela Vita, Pollo Raffo, Ezequiel Abalos, Javier Barría, Fabián Spampinato, Osvaldo Mollo, Leo and Lucas Pagano, among others.
His current group consists of Tomas Martini (guitars and vocals), Guido Rodríguez (keyboards) and Enzo Cuenca (drums); with its repertoire (Concreto, Kalendoscopio, Rap, Incierto Orkestra) it was presented in different editions of the FLIA (Book Fair Independent and Autogestiva in Buenos Aires), opening the Conexa Fest 2010 under the Festival Internacional de Diseño in the ZOO de Poetas, Free Jazz Festival 2010 y 2011, 1er Festival Nacional de Cultura Afro Argentina (CC Estación Provincial, La Plata), en la Alianza Francesa (Maratón de la Creación 2011), a tribute to Nestor Kirchner at the Faculty of Philosophy UBA, Sanata Bar, etc.
In addition to its projects, now part of the group of his father Máximo Rodríguez; Las Crónicas Marcianas with Tomás Martini; la Atípica Orquesta with Luciano Fraga; Satélite Rojo, Gaby Colman group; Walter Soria Trío and Azul Dadá.
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