Fernando Rodriguez Discography of CDs

Fernando Rodriguez albums Eco is the third album produced by Juan Campodónico, Carlos Casacuberta, and Jorge Drexler. The production is warmer than that of Drexler's previous album, Sea. That does not mean electronic arrangements are abandoned, but there's a more balanced guitar/voice sound that works better with his delicate songs. If you are a Drexler fan, you won't find many surprises here, just the spoken word of "Guitarra y Vos," one of the best moments of this album. Drexler knows the right buttons to push when he wants to charm listeners, and this is what he does on the track that closes the album, the engaging "Salvapantallas." Although it does not break new ground, this album is direct, attractive, and inventive. He has done it again. ...

Fernando Rodriguez CD discography Arrangers: Cristian Zarate; Victor Lavallen; Hector "Baby Hec" Romero; Guillermo Fernandez. Personnel: Liliana Herrero (vocals); Hector "Baby Hec" Romero (guitar, flamenco guitar); César Angeleri (guitar); Daniel Naka (bajo sexto); Pablo Agri, Raúl Di Renzo, Fernando Rodriguez (violin); Elizabeth Ridolfi, Benjamin Bru (viola); Jorge Bergero, Jorge Pérez Tedesco (cello); Arturo Schneider (flute); Franco Luciani (harmonica); Victor Lavallen, Federico Pereiro, Salvador "Quique" Greco, Alejandro Zárate, Horacio Romo (bandoneon); Leo Sujatovich, Cristian Zarate (piano); Horacio Cabarcos, Roberto Tormo (double bass); Facundo Guevara (percussion). Recording information: Estudio ION (07/2005-10/2007).

Fernando Rodriguez music CDs The Bajofondo Tango Club, whose mix of electro-acoustic nuevo tango is fascinating, seems to be trying to set itself up as a sort of young, hip version of Cuba's Buena Vista Social Club with this solo release from youngest member Luciano Supervielle. It's an odd disc, with several wisps of tango in tracks like "Decollage" and "Perfume" or "Tanogodrome," but ambitions toward classical, hip-hop and also downbeat electronica. As such, it's not a disc that gets in your face, but ...

Fernando Rodriguez discography Recording information: Hacienda Records. Arranger: Alma Tejana. Alma Tejana: Paquito Rodriguez (vocals, accordion, background vocals); Raphael Rodriguez (vocals, alto saxophone); Paco Rodriguez (background vocals); Miguel Garcia, Fernando Rodriguez, Omar Acuna, Luis Acuna. Personnel: Paco Rodriguez (guitar); Miguel Garcia (bass guitar); Fernando Rodriguez (drums, percussion); Omar Acuna (congas, percussion); Luis Acuna (dancer).

Fernando Rodriguez songs Audio Mixer: Carlos J. Acevedo. Photographer: Daniel Schafer. Arrangers: Marcelo Gauna; Alma Tejana. Alma Tejana: Paco Rodriguez (vocals, bajo sexto); Paquito Rodriguez (vocals, accordion); Raphael Rodriguez (vocals, alto saxophone); Louie Maehado (vocals); Marcelo Gauna Jr. (accordion); Miguel Garcia (bass instrument); Fernando Rodriguez, Omar Acuna. Personnel: Marcelo Gauna (accordion); Fernando Rodriguez (drums, percussion); Omar Acuna (congas, percussion). Additional personnel: Paul Urbina (vocals); Tony Lopez (bajo sexto); Ernesto Ruiz (percussion). ...

Fernando Rodriguez CD discography Recording information: Can Am Studios, Tarzana, CA (09/1997-12/1997); Casa Studios, Los Angeles, CA (09/1997-12/1997); Estudio Del Cordon, Montevideo, Uruguay (09/1997-12/1997); Estudio Los Angeles, Mon (09/1997-12/1997). Photographers: Luis Alonso; Gabriel Garcia. Personnel: Gustavo Santaolalla (guitar, percussion, background vocals); Juan Campodónico (guitar, loops, sampler); Juan José Rodríguez (violin, viola); Fernando Rodriguez (cello); Don Markese (flute); Anibal Kerpel (melodica, synthesizer, vibraphone); Andres Arnicho (keyboards). Audio Mixer: Tony Peluso.

Fernando Rodriguez albums Arranger: Robert Alvarez. Personnel: Fernando Rodriguez (violin); Robert Alvarez (bandoneon).

Fernando Rodriguez music CDs Arrangers: Robert Alvarez; Juan Carlos Zunini. Personnel: Fernando Rodriguez (violin); Robert Alvarez (bandoneon); Juan Carlos Zunini (keyboards). Recording information: Studio 44, Monster, The Netherlands.

Fernando Rodriguez discography The Bajofondo Tango Club, whose mix of electro-acoustic nuevo tango is fascinating, seems to be trying to set itself up as a sort of young, hip version of Cuba's Buena Vista Social Club with this solo release from youngest member Luciano Supervielle. It's an odd disc, with several wisps of tango in tracks like "Decollage" and "Perfume" or "Tanogodrome," but ambitions toward classical, ...