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Great Bass players from Argentina

Just if you are interested and would like to hear some foreign bass players... I'll name and give some info about some of the best of my country

Guillermo Vadalá:

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Has played for many years here with Fito Paez, he released BAJOPIEL, his solo album, which is absolutely amazing (you can download it from many sites). If you ask me his main influence is Mr Miller. He plays a 4 string MIA jazz bass vintage and plays mainly fusion. You will enjoy a lot his playing...


Fernando Afonso

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Mainly influenced by african and brazilian music, he combines rock and jazz fusion with folklore roots from argentina and many other cultures.
He played in Clavos Sin Cabeza, a really interesting band with two bassists, a keyboard player and a drummer (you can hear some songs in his space) and now plays at a Duo with a piano player.


Diego Arnedo

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Pretty well known bassist from the rock power trio "Divididos" fronted by Ricardo Mollo and ex SUMO. Recognizable for his fast rock bass lines and lead precision trebbly sound, Diego Arnedo is the reason why many argentinian kids pick up a bass.


Marcelo "Corvata" Corvalan

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Ex bassist from funk metal band A.N.I.M.A.L, if you listed the first record of the band names animal you will see pretty nice funky bass lines with a sound that reminds to Dirk Lance by moments. He is a long time Spektor bass user and right now sings and plays bass at power trio named "Carajo".


Pedro Aznar

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Worldwide acclaimed performer and composer, has played with Pat Metheny many years. In Argentina he played and sang at rock band Seru Giran with Charly Garcia.
Fretless lover has a sound that reminds a lot to Jaco. Right now he plays acoustic guitar and sings portuguese music.

Thanks! Hope you enojyed, I didn't find many posts about my country so I thought making one, maybe it is interesting to some of you!

Santiago
 
Hi there :)

Thanks for the compilation. Pedro Aznar actually lives in Chile, even though he's Argentinian. And speaking of which, most Argentinian bassists that I've met regard this guy as the king of the hill:



Cheers from Santiago
 
Fabio from the cadillacs is a great bass player, has a very disctinctive style..

Regarding tango music check "bajofondo tango club", it is a project from Gustavo Santaolalla, mixing tango with some electronic programming and other musical styles.

Vivi rama played here at a rock girl-band named Carmelas, she is a great bass player, if you want to hear a woman who really rocks pls check out the argentinian ´power trio ERUCA SATIVA, whos bass player Brenda Martin really rocks. She plays with a 5 string beautifull Yamaha bass.

Cheers from Buenos Aires!
Santiago
 
Hi there :)

Thanks for the compilation. Pedro Aznar actually lives in Chile, even though he's Argentinian. And speaking of which, most Argentinian bassists that I've met regard this guy as the king of the hill:



Cheers from Santiago

Oh my god! I feel so inadequate!
But at the same time, I guess it is so different from why I wanted to be a bassplayer in the first place.He is really just playing low guitar and that's why he still needs a bassplayer behind him.
 
We must agree that ALEJANDRO MEDINA is a great player also.He performed in Manal, Pappos's Blues and many many amazing bands. Great Blues bassist, and still playing arround.
(By the way: saludos Cubo si de casualité pasas por aca) :cool:
El Negro MEDINA is the best blues bass player in Argentina, plus it´s a legend. I grew up listening his tunes. From the 70´s to here, nobody are close to him.
In rock style, Arnedo from Sumo and Divididos.
(le paso saludos al Kubo)