This Argentine saxophonist is considered one of the most representative voices of the new jazz scene in Buenos Aires, as well as a distinguished composer among European musicians. After playing and recording with some of the finest musicians in Buenos Aires, he moved to Amsterdam, where he began developing his music with different groups and projects, notably Intuit Quintet (Istmo, BAU records, 2003) and Natalio Sued Quartet (Double Moon Records, 2006), where you can also hear the prestigious saxophonist and clarinetist Michael Moore, with whom he maintains a fruitful partnership to this day. Throughout his time in Europe and his trips to New York, he has played with musicians of the caliber of Lee Konitz, Sal Mosca, Yuri Honing, Jesse van Ruler, Arnold Dooyeweerd, Ernst Reijseger, Misha Mengelberg, etc. He is also an active member of the free movement in the Netherlands and performs experimental concerts with young talents who love this style throughout the country. Nowadays, he participates in interesting projects in addition to his own, among which the Tet Zepi ensemble stands out, a group of 14 musicians that combines rhythmic elements from India with jazz harmony and texture, and is considered by the local press as one of the most active and creative bands in the Netherlands.
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