LDV

HISTORY

La Delio Valdez (LDV) is a cumbia orchestra created in Buenos Aires, Argentina, in 2009. As a cooperative of musicians, they have developed their own style based on cumbia as a musical rhythm that unites Latin America as a common language.

LDV takes up the great orchestral tradition of the continent. Its cooperative organization refers to the historical National Tango Orchestras; its theatricality on stage brings up the great Caribbean Orchestras, embracing powerful and overwhelming sound and dance as their main style feature.

The orchestra appropriate these traditions in its own way, taking a modern approach where the electric and the acoustic are combined. They have a diversified sound that combines resources from other styles (Andean music, salsa, rock, jazz and reggae) to create a sound that is both traditional and modern: an international and contemporary sound where the mestizo identities of the region arE reflected.

Ivonne Guzmán

Voz

Black Rodriguez

Voz

Agustina Massara

Saxo Alto

Santiago Moldovan

Clarinete y Teclados

Pablo Fidel Broide

Saxo Tenor y maracas

Ximena Gallina

Tambor Alegre, Caja, Bongó y Voces

Tomás Arístide

Güiro y Congas

Juan Albornoz

Guache, Güiro y Accesorios

Pablo Vazquez Reyna

Trompeta y Teclado

Agustín Zuanigh

Trompeta

Damián Chavarría

Trombón

Milton Rodriguez

Trombón

León Podolsky

Bajo

Manuel Cibrian

Guitarra y voz

Sebastián Agüero

Congas y Timbal

Pedro Rodríguez

Voz y Timbal
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