Pedro Giraudo Plays Argentine Tango on Valentines Day at The Metropolitan Museum of Art

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Pedro Giraudo plays a Valentines Day concert at the Metropolitan Museum of Art After Hours, in Central Park; on Tuesday, February 14, 2023 from 6-9pm. $210. @giraudo_pedro 🇦🇷

Pedro Giraudo is a Latin Grammy Winning Argentine Tango and Jazz Leader

Pedro Giraudo is a New York-based Argentine tango jazz bassist, composer, and leader originally from Córdoba, Argentina.

Many people play tango, but Giraudo is one of the New York musicians who really gets it. He can break down the music for tango movement. New York tango dancers love it.

Pedro graduated from Manhattan School of Music. He was a jazz cat whose turn towards tango, “Vigor Tanguero,” won the “Best Tango Album” Latin Grammy.

Giraudo works in a variety of formats including a tango ensemble and jazz big band and. He works both as a leader and a sideman.

He has music directed several tango shows in New York. Giraudo’s played on Rubén Blades “Tangos” (2014) which won “Best Tango Album” and “Best Latin Pop” Grammys.

Key Albums

Impulso Tanguero (2021)

Vigor Tanguero (2018) won the “Best Tango Album” Latin Grammy.

Destiny of Flowers (2000) was Giraudo’s Manhattan School of Music graduation recital.

New York Venues

• Barbès
• Blue Note
• City College
• DiMenna Center for Classical Music
• The Django
• El Museo del Barrio
• Hudson River Museum
• Iridium
• Jane Hotel
• Jazz Gallery
• Joe’s Pub at the Public Theater
• Lincoln Center
• Metropolitan Museum of Art
• Queens Public Library
• Roulette Intermedium
• Washington Square Music Festival