Fulvio Paredes
guitare, guitarron, voix

Argentinian guitarist, born in Buenos Aires, began his guitar studies under the tutelage of Professor Eduardo Frasson at the early age of 6 years old. He also studied two years of piano with Elena Pallemaerts. From 1980 to 1985 he formalizes his musical career at the Berklee School of Music in Buenos Aires, where he concentrated in jazz, specifically harmony and improvisation. Formal studies also include piano, morphology, and audio perception with Professor Maria Luisa De Caro and classic guitar with Fernando Tavolaro, among others. In 1985 he traveled to Geneva, Switzerland where he enrolled at the Conservatoire of Popular Music. He finished his program in 1988.

At the same time, Fulvio worked as a professional musician with several jazz groups, with sounds ranging from a latin based jazz to a rock/jazz base. He has participated in many European festivals and concerts, especially in Switzerland (Jazz Parade of Geneva; Festival of Montreux; Festival de la Cite of Lausanne). His musical talents allow him to play diverse styles such Brazilian music and “tango argentino”. In 1992 he began to record with many groups and has since began touring throughout Germany with his own group “Debute”. Acts include the “maestro”, Dino Salluzi, and his European tour.

With Laura Lahera, he finds a different language through which they establish an intimate dialogue where the voice and the guitar connect musically. Together, they participate in an international show “Tango, la elegia de quienes ya no son”, produced and interpreted by the famous Orquestra I FIAMMINGHI.