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    Lito Vitale

    Héctor Facundo Vitale (born December 1, 1961, Villa


    Adelina, Buenos Aires province), known as Lito Vitale, is an
    Lito Vitale
    Argentine musician, composer and arranger.[1]

    Contents
    Career
    Partial discography
    References
    External links
    Background information
    Birth name Héctor Facundo Vitale
    Career
    Also known as Lito
    A talented piano player, he was coached by his mother, Born 1 December 1961
    renowned music teacher Esther Soto, since childhood.
    Origin Villa Adelina, Buenos
    Together with fellow musicians from his neighbourhood he co-
    Aires Argentina
    founded the MIA music cooperative (MIA is the Spanish
    acronym of Independent Associated Musicians) when he was Genres Rock, Folk rock,
    13 years old. MIA became popular with progressive rock Progressive rock,
    audiences in the late 1970s. The family atmosphere they Tango, Jazz-fusion,
    projected and their suburban roots kept them aloof of the
    Occupation(s) Musician, producer,
    political turmoil of those times.
    composer, arranger
    Other than Vitale's, MIA launched many careers, including Instruments Piano, Guitar,
    Lito's sister Liliana, singer Veronica Condomi (who would Keyboard, Drums,
    eventually marry Lito) and instrumentalists Juan del Barrio and Vocals
    Daniel Curto.
    Years active 1974–Present
    Starting in 1980, Vitale launched a series of collaborations with Labels Ciclo 3
    several Argentine musicians. He performed and recorded with DBN
    Dino Saluzzi and then with Bernardo Baraj (sax) and Lucho
    González (guitar) in what became known as "the Trio". This Associated acts Luis Alberto Spinetta,
    formation adapted many classic tango and folklore numbers, Patricio Rey y sus
    and became popular with college students, jazz audiences, and Redonditos de Ricota,
    radio DJs. It was often compared to ECM acts such as the Pat Juan Carlos Baglietto,
    Metheny quartet and the Keith Jarrett European quartet. Walter Giardino

    In the 1990s, Vitale recorded several tango standards with Juan Carlos Baglietto, and was awarded a Latin
    Grammy for their collaboration in 2000. Also during those years, Vitale recorded a more jazz-like project with
    Lucho González and flute player Rubén Mono Izarrualde. This formation performed in the 1998 Montreux
    Jazz Festival.

    Vitale has also composed soundtracks for several Argentine films. He was awarded the prestigious Argentine
    Konex Award twice: as arranger in 1995, and as instrumentalist in 2005.[1]
    Partial discography
    Cuentos de la media luna, 1994
    Sobre miedos, creencias y
    supersticiones, 1980 Juntando almas, 1995
    Quitapenas, 1983 Juntando almas II - La memoria del
    tiempo, 1995
    A dos pianos, 1984
    Pantallas, 1995
    Cumbo-Vitale-González,
    1985 Solo piano, 1996
    Solo, 1985 Laberinto sin ley, 1997
    Lito Vitale Cuarteto, 1987 Cuando el río suena, 1997
    El Grito Sagrado, 1988 Tracción a cuerda, 1997
    En solitario, 1988 Desde casa, 1998
    Ese amigo del alma, 1988 Día del Milenio, 2000
    La senda infinita, 1989 No Olvides..., 2000
    Viento sur, 1990 Todos estos años (6 CDs), 2001
    La excusa, 1991 Música para soñar y reposar -
    Volumen I: Rock argentino, 2002
    Un día antes de ayer, 1991
    Música para soñar y reposar -
    Postales de este lado del
    Volumen II: Tango y Folklore
    mundo, 1991
    argentino, 2002
    Sobre riesgos y memorias,
    Música para soñar y reposar -
    1992
    Volumen III: Originales, 2002
    Kuarahy, 1992
    Un solo destino, 2002
    La cruz del sur, 1993
    Cuatro calmas, 2004
    Mas allá del mar, 1994
    Vivo en Argentina (live), 2005

    References
    1. "Agenda Cultural - Lito Vitale Solopiano" (http://agendacultural.buenosaires.gob.ar/evento/lito-
    vitale-solopiano-en-musica-en-el-hall/6414) (in Spanish). Agenda Cultural. Retrieved August 8,
    2015.

    External links
    (in Spanish) Official site (http://www.litovitale.com.ar/)
    Lito Vitale (https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0994140/) on IMDb
    (in Spanish) Biography at Rock.com.ar (http://www.rock.com.ar/bios/0/222.shtml)

    Retrieved from "https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Lito_Vitale&oldid=973917311"

    This page was last edited on 20 August 2020, at 00:41 (UTC).

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