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Milonguero on Tour - 4:47
Salon Granaderos - 7:03
Bacacay Bajo Cero - 7:36
Figurita - 2:31
Marcha De Los Bajistas Gordos - 7:25
Steel Candombe - 2:14
Angel Vengador, Angel Clemente - 8:43
Doble Ana - 3:32
Diatonicos Anonimos - 9:24
Debajo de la Guirnalda - 4:32
Mujer (Joven) Bajando del 88 - 3:30

Musicians:
Fernando Chiappero - french horn
Richard Nant - trumpet, flugelhorn
Diego Urcola - trumpet, valved trombone
Marcello "Bebe" Ferreyra - trombone
Fabian Keoroglanian - vibraphone
Tomas Babjaczuk - drums
Luciano Jungman - bandoneon
Frederico Marquesto - guitar
Sebastian Prusak - violin
Sergio Polizzi - violin
Liliana Jakubowicz - violin
Alejandro Schaikis - violin
Serdar Geldymuradov - violin
Benjamin Bru Pesce - viola
Elizabeth Ridolfi - viola
Maria Eugenia Castro - cello
Nicolas Rossi - cello
Juan "Pollo" Raffo - piano, Hammond B-3, melodica, accordion, minimoog bass
Martin Rur - saxophone, clarinet
Pablo Martin - bass- acoustic, bass -electric
Rodrigo Genni - drums
Beto Merino - percussion
Pedro Cruz - vocals
Pablo Marchetti - vocals
Cabernet Vocal Group - vocals
Fernando Lerman - flute
Victor Skorupski - bass clarinet
Martin Pantyrer - bass clarinet
Pablo Rodriguez - baritone saxophone

After a long and prestigious career in his home country, Argentinean composer and keyboardist Juan “Pollo” Raffo releases his second solo album “Diatónicos Anónimos / Música de Flores Volumen 2” (Diatonics Anonymous / Music from Flores Volume 2) in the U.S.
Raffo’s original pieces combine the rhythms, the mood and the feeling of South American popular music with the improvisational spirit of jazz and the compositional procedures of classical music, particularly contrapuntal writing. In addition, the music conveys strong visual images, acting as a soundtrack for the movie in the listener’s mind. The line-up of the band includes Juan “Pollo” Raffo on keyboards, Martín Rur on saxophones and clarinet, Pablo Martín on basses, Rodrigo Genni on drums and Beto Merino on percussion, plus several guests musicians. The ensemble combination of the album ranges from trios to a twenty-five-piece chamber orchestra. RAFFO, diatónicos Anónimos:
In an Ideal world, this album would be hailed as an event. Juan ""Pollo"" Raffo adds a page of glory in Argentina instrumental music with his new work.
At the head of his group, Raffo displayed unclassifiable music with an outstanding level of invention in which the complexity is not incompatible with humor.
(Claudio Kleiman, Rolling Stone magazine, Buenos Aires)

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