In the Main Hall of Teatro San Martín, during a show we performed under the sponsorship of the much-missed FM Tango radio station.
From left to right: Oscar De Elia, Sergio Paolo, maestro Ernesto Baffa, Reynaldo Martín “El Alemancito”, and Juan José Sandri “Pichi”, a great colleague and friend who sadly passed away recently.
A beautiful moment shared among colleagues and friends, now preserved as a treasured memory.
Sergio Paolo, Ernesto Baffa, Ubaldo De Lío and Ado Falasca performing together at El Viejo Almacén, Buenos Aires, in 1987. A memorable moment from the Buenos Aires tango scene.
Roberto Goyeneche, Ernesto Baffa, Rubén Castro y Sergio Paolo actuando juntos en Buenos Aires.
Sergio Paolo, Oscar De Elia and Ernesto Baffa performing together at Théâtre Graslin in Nantes, France, in 1992. This photo captures the final bow of the show, during the Buenos Aires edition of the Festival Les Allumés.
Mariano Mores at the piano with Argentine tango double bass player Eduardo Lettera, at the Astor Piazzolla Hall of the Teatro Auditorium in Mar del Plata, Argentina, on February 22, 2012.
Eduardo Lettera was the double bass player of Mariano Mores' sextet, which also included Cacho Gianini, Juan Agustín Scaffino, Ado Falasca, Gabriel Mores and Jorge Orlando.
The concert was part of Mariano Mores' final period of performances. Mores later returned to the stage in February 2013, conducting at the National Tango Festival in Junín.
Photo: Eduardo Lettera and Mariano Mores.
Argentine tango musicians Ernesto Baffa and Sergio Paolo performing together at the Buenos Aires City Council (now the Buenos Aires City Legislature) in 1992, during the ceremony in which Ernesto Baffa was named an Illustrious Citizen of the City of Buenos Aires.
Eduardo Lettera (born July 1, 1958, in Buenos Aires, Argentina) is an Argentine tango musician, double bass player and composer.
He has performed and recorded with various tango ensembles and artists, including Ernesto Baffa and Mariano Mores. He also participated in international tours with Carlos Buono's ensemble, including performances at the P. I. Tchaikovsky State Conservatory in Moscow.
As a composer and co-composer, his works have been performed by the Orquesta del Tango de Buenos Aires, including “Negro Nacarado”, co-written with Néstor Marconi.
Photo of Eduardo Lettera, Argentine tango double bass player.
Gabriel Horacio De Lío — piano, arrangements and musical direction, Jorge Rutman — bandoneon, Daniel Salariato — double bass. Miguel Ángel Cosentino — flute, José María Lavandera — drums, Sergio Paolo — electric guitar,
A photograph from my personal archive showing Argentine tango musician Sergio Paolo playing his electric bass in Vigo, Spain, circa 1990. The photograph may have been taken at the Castle of Sobroso, near Vigo, although the exact location is not completely certain.
A photograph from a personal archive showing Argentine tango musicians Ernesto Baffa and Sergio Paolo performing together, circa 1996. The exact location is uncertain, but the photograph may have been taken at a private tango gathering or celebration.