Puente Celeste Explained

Puente Celeste is an Argentine music group, founded in 1997. They won a Clarín Award for the best musical album in 1997,^[1] as well as a Konex Award (Diploma of Merit, in the nomination of jazz music) in 2005.^[2]

They perform a broad range of music which is influenced by jazz, tango, as well as Latin American folk music and even Klezmer.^[3]

Band members

• Edgardo Cardozo (guitar, vocals)
• Luciano Dyzenchauz (double bass)
• Marcelo Moguilevsky (wind instruments, vocals)
• Lucas Nikotián (accordion, piano)
• Santiago Vazquez (percussion, vocals)

Discography

• Santiago Vazquez & Puente Celeste (1997), Clarín Award for the best musical album and Revelation of the year^[3]
• Pasando el mar (2002)
• Mañana domingo (2004)
• Canciones (2009)
• Puente Celeste en vivo en Café Vinilo (2011)

Notes and References

1. Web site: A Heavenly Evening with Puente Celeste. Hannibal. Shantra. 21 April 2010. Argentine Independent. 3 December 2017.
2. Web site: Premios Konex - 2005 - Música Popular. Fundación Konex. Spanish. 3 December 2017.
3. Web site: Puente Celeste. rock.com.ar. Spanish. 4 December 2017.