What makes Mojotoro by Dino Saluzzi notable?

Mojotoro received significant acclaim for its innovative approach to blending genres, earning Saluzzi a dedicated following in the world music scene. The album is noted for its influence on subsequent artists exploring the intersection of tango and jazz, exemplifying the global reach of Argentine music. Released in 1992, Mojotoro marked Dino Saluzzi's emergence as a prominent figure in world music after his earlier works established him as a talented bandoneón player. This album followed his critically acclaimed release, Teatro del Mundo, and showcased his ability to blend traditional Argentine music with contemporary jazz elements.

How many songs are on Mojotoro?

Mojotoro has 7 tracks, running approximately 43 minutes.

Mojotoro

Dino Saluzzi · 1992

43 min · 7 tracks · world music

A rich tapestry of Argentine folk sounds woven with jazz influences, creating an evocative emotional landscape.

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Top tracks — play these first

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Mojotoro — The title track captivates with its intricate melodies and rhythmic complexity, setting the tone for the entire album while highlighting Saluzzi's virtuosic bandoneón skills.
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Tango a mi padre — This piece serves as a poignant tribute, combining traditional tango elements with a contemporary twist that reflects Saluzzi's personal connection to the genre.
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Mundos — Mundos showcases an expansive soundscape, featuring dynamic shifts in tempo and mood that illustrate Saluzzi's innovative compositional style and emotional depth.

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

1 Mojotoro 9:08
2 Tango a mi padre 2:44
3 Mundos 11:04
4 Lustrin 6:23
5 Viernes santo 4:49
6 Milonga (La Puñalada) 3:43
7 El camino 5:32

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