Pablo Sciuto
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Pablo Sciuto is a Uruguayan songwriter and a representative of the Uruguayan new song. His work investigates both traditional and modern styles; bossa nova, pop and candombe are recognized in his music.[1] He has performed with artists including Leo Minax, Rita Tavares, Habana Abierta, Jorge Drexler, Tancredo, Jorge Galemire and Carlos Chaouen. His music is popular in Europe and Latin America.
Sciuto currently lives in Madrid, Spain, where he has published several works.[2]
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[edit] Discography
- Citylandia (1998)
- La Llave del Cielo (2000)
- Tres Corazones (2004)
- On (2009)
- On Special Edition (2010)
- Huella Sin Fin EP (2011)
- Las Ideas del Aire (2011)
[edit] Others
- Cantigas de Mayo 2003 (with Chavela Vargas and other artists)
- Cantigas de Mayo 2005 (with Quimi Portet and other artists)
[edit] References
- ^ "New Pablo Sciuto album ON". Neworld Music. http://neworldmusic.org/blog/tag/uruguay/. Retrieved 24 October 2010.
- ^ "Pablo Sciuto, ...con la música a otra parte" (in Spanish). SieteNotas. 28 February 2009. http://www.sietenotas.com/Inicio/imprimir.aspx?i=2982C85B-D6E7-4A42-8F14-BA5C292C4DB5&t=nota. Retrieved 24 October 2010.
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