Person
Horacio Ferrer
Albums
5
Members
0
Active
1933–2014
Origin
Uruguay
Biography
Poet, lyricist, musician, reciter, broadcaster. D.O.B.- (June 2, 1933) Horacio Ferrer was born at a Montevidean home impregnated with art. Since early childhood he already wrote poems, marionettes plays and, some time later, milongas which he sang, accompanying himself on guitar, for his neighborhood friends in the cellar of a grocery store. An uncle, his mother's brother, living in Buenos Aires on the west margin of the River Plate, where he often traveled with his parents, was who taught him to play tangos on guitar by ear. It was that same uncle who would make him know the Buenos Aires night with all its gallery of Bohemian characters. .todotango.com/english/creadores/hferrer.html
Discography
Credits
Diabolic Inventions and Seduction for Solo Guitar, Volume I: Music of Astor Piazzolla
Astor Piazzolla Reunion: A Tango Excursion
María de Buenos Aires
Amelita Baltar
Balada Para Un Loco
Balada Para Un Loco
Balada Para Un Loco / Chiquilin De Bachin
Ciudad Triste
En Persona
Interpreta A: Piazzolla - Ferrer
Julien Clerc
La Bicicleta Blanca
Maria De Buenos Aires
María De Buenos Aires
María De Buenos Aires
Maria De Buenos Aires "Operita"
Oratorio Carlos Gardel (Para Orquesta Sinfónica, Coro Mixto, Solistas Y Recitante)
Rabbia E Tango
Tracing Astor