Este es el rey ®
The Orchestra
Discover the great energy of our Argentine Tango Orchestra, a unique talent group composed of a pianist, bandoneonist, violinist, double bassist and singer.
We are dedicated to continuing the tradition and authenticity of tango, inspired by the original style of the legendary Juan D'Arienzo Orchestra.
Our mission is to revive the energy and passion that characterize tango, creating a unique atmosphere that invites the audience to dance and be carried away by live music to the rhythm of the "Rey del Compás."
The musicians
Voice: Martín Piñol
Tango singer for over 20 years.
He has collaborated with several orchestras in Argentina, including “La 2x4 Rosarina”, which he founded and directed; “La Juan D'arienzo”, with whom he sang for many years and with whom he recorded in his album "Bienvenido a este sector"; and the "Orquesta Típica De Angelis", with whom he recorded in his album "A Todo Ritmo".
He has also sung with other orchestras in Buenos Aires such as “Sentimental y Canyengue”, “Derecho Viejo”, “La Mitica Dorada”, “Gente de Tango” and “Los Reyes del Tango”.
He currently lives in Italy and sings with several orchestras, including “Simone Marini e La Gran Tango”, “Sonder Tango”, “Real Tango” and “Lo que vendrá”.
With special collaboration on the
Bandoneon: Simone Marini
Graduated in Classical Accordion and Bandoneon.
Member of the accordion quartet “Accord’ance” carries out an intense concert activity that leads him to explore repertoires ranging from baroque to contemporary.
As a member, arranger and musical director of the quartet “Lo que vendrá” has done hundreds of concerts and shows dedicated to Argentine Tango all over the world.
He has collaborated with world-famous personalities such as Horacio Ferrer, Laura Escalada Piazzolla, Ariel Ardit, Analia Goldberg, Antonella Ruggiero, Otros Aires, Lisandro Adrover, Guillermo Fernandez, Beba Pugliese, Roberto Herrera, Miguel Angel Barcos, Pablo Veron, Geraldin Rojas, Michelle Hunziker.
He has collaborated with the renowned Russian quartet “Solo Tango”.
Arranger, bandoneonist and musical director of the “Roberto Herrera Tango Company” and the “Simone Marini e la Gran Tango” quartet.
Bandoneon teacher at the “Luisa D’Annunzio” Conservatory in Pescara.
Piano: Kaori Sacco
In 2011 she began studying tango.
In 2012, Pablo Ziegler chose her for his first masterclass in Tokyo. She continued studying with him.
In 2013, in Buenos Aires, she deepened her technique with the maestro Hernán Possetti and in 2015 she studied arrangements with Rodolfo Mederos.
In Buenos Aires, accompanied by local musicians (Eva Wolf, Leonardo Ferreyra and others), she recorded her first album.
In 2018, in Italy, the bandoneonist Simone Marini invited her to form the quartet “La Gran Tango”, with which she performed in cities in Italy, France and Qatar. With the same group she recorded a CD entitled "Viaje".
She participated in shows in Milan, playing for dancers such as Miguel Angel Zotto and Roberto Herrera.
He tours Japan annually, mainly with Yukie Kawanami.
Violin: Santiago Zamboni
He began his classical violin studies at the Luis Gianneo Conservatory in the city of Mar del Plata (Argentina) and has played with various groups in the city, including “La Asociación Típica el Fierrazo”, “Vanguardia Tango”, “Trio Carancanfunfa”.
He graduated in the 14th class of the “Emilio Balcarce” Tango School Orchestra.
In Buenos Aires he has played with various groups, including “San Osvaldo Orquesta”, “Orquesta Típica Andariega” and “Sexteto Andiamo”.
He has shared the stage with renowned musicians such as Victor Lavallén, José Colángelo, Pablo Agri, Mauricio Marcelli, Daniel Binelli, Juan Pablo Navarro, Julián Peralta, Juan Pablo Navarro, Susana Rinaldi, Juan Carlos Cuacci, among others.
Double bass: Albano Ducaghinni
With a solid classical education and a deep connection to tango and Argentine popular music, he has a professional career of over 17 years in symphony orchestras, chamber orchestras, and traditional and contemporary tango orchestras.
He began his academic training with the viola in his hometown, and then moved to Buenos Aires to study double bass, harmony, counterpoint and history of music.
He then began the course of Tango and Folklore at the Conservatory of Music "Manuel de Falla" (Buenos Aires).
He was a member of the Symphonic Orchestra of the Argentine Naval Prefecture for fifteen years.
He recorded a CD with his group "VerdePampa Tango" at the emblematic ION Studio (Buenos Aires).
He was also a member of the "Orquesta Típica Urbana".
He currently resides in Italy, where he has performed with important tango groups and European musical projects, including “Cuarteto Pichuco”, “Simone Marini e La Gran Tango”, “Sonder Tango”, “Lo que Vendrá”, “Hyperion Ensemble” and “Real Tango”.
He also frequently collaborates with the renowned pianist Analía Goldberg on her European tours.
The repertoire
Our repertoire is completely designed for the milonguero, so we perform a very danceable selection of tangos, waltzes, and milongas, both sung and instrumental, ranging from the 1930s to the 1970s, always respecting the original style of the Juan D'Arienzo Orchestra.
You'll dance instrumental tangos like "9 de julio", "El cencerro", "Loca", "Ataniche", "El flete", "Este es el rey"; sung tangos like "Amarras", "El reloj", "Remembranzas", "Yuyo brujo", "Mi dolor", "Sarampión", "Corrientes y esmeralda", "Paciencia"; waltzes like "Corazón de artista", "Tu olvido", "Valsecito criollo"; and milongas like "De pura cepa", "Meta fierro", "La puñalada"; among others.