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Fernando Huergo

Fernando Huergo is a bassist, composer, and educator from Cordoba, Argentina, now based in Boston. He has recorded over 140 albums, including 11 as a leader. Fernando has toured and given clinics in North, Central and South America, Europe and Asia. An active performer on the jazz scene, he currently plays with Guillermo Klein y Los Guachos, MOZIK, Mehmet Sanlikol, Daniel Ian Smith, Pablo Ablanedo, El Eco, Macuco Quintet, Leo Blanco, Fernando Brandao, Yulia Musayelyan, Carlos Averhoff, Maxim Lubarsky, Claudio Ragazzi, and Giovani Molten. He has performed with the bands of Luciana Souza, Cesar Camargo Mariano, Danilo Perez, Marta Gomez, Dave Valentín, Hendrick Meurkens, Dave Liebman, Dave Samuels, Joe Beck, and many others. He has played alongside great musicians such as Tom Harrell, Billy Pierce, Jerry Bergonzi, Dave Kikoski, Joey Calderazzo, Paquito D'Rivera, Randy Brecker, George Garzone, Rick Margitza, Kenny Werner, David Sanchez, Mike Mainieri, John Riley, Mike Clark, Don Braden, Mike Stern, Dave Weckl, Don Byron, Giovanni Hidalgo, Jerry Gonzalez, Horacio Hernandez, Bill O'Connell, Richie Flores, Paulo Braga, Romero Lubambo, Portinho, Claudio Roditi, Raul Carnota, Juan Quinteros, Lucho Hoyos, and with some of the most influential musicians of his generation like Kurt Rosenwinkel, Ben Monder, Mark Turner, Chris Cheek, Miguel Zenon, Jeff Ballard, Antonio Sanchez, Jorge Rossi, Seamus Blake and Dafnis Prieto
The Next Stage

Label: Big and Phat Jazz Productions
Released: 2021
Track listing: The Next Stage; The T and the Charles - Homage to Jimmy Giuffre; Funkissimo; No Answers,
More Questions; Turnaround; Scrooge; Lydian Legacy, part one - Homage to George Russell;
Lydian Legacy, part two - Homage to George Russell; Dances with Drums; Elegy for Jeff.
Manhattan Samba

Label: Self Produced
Released: 2021
Track listing: Clear of Clouds; Manhattan Samba; One for Manfredo; Dona Palmeira; The Fropple; Bonita; Frenzelosa (Choro No. 2);
Aquelas Coisas Todas.
Unsaid

Label: Next Level
Released: 2020
Track listing: 1. Catch -22 [7:07]
2. Finding Ana [5:39]
3. Unsaid [5:36]
4. Numbers [3:48]
5. Khnki Tsar [6:23]
6. Fevral' [4:58]
7. New Age [4:38]
8. Tamzara [5:50]
9. Na Vulitse [7:10]
10. Tango Trece [3:38]
11. . Na Gorushke, Na Gore [6:28]
12. Landscapes [5:25]
13. Chacarera del Descenso [6:22]
14. The Raven [5:47]
The Possibility of Change

Label: Next Level
Released: 2020
Track listing: 1. THE POSSIBILITY OF CHANGE [4:43]
2. EPISTROPHY (T.MONK) [4:36]
3. THE END OF SOMETHING [8:31]
4. FIELD OF SKY [6:30]
5. CAIPIRA (A.LOUREIRO) [5:37]
6. ASCENSO [6:20]
7. ELLIPSE [6:33]
8. PROCESSIONAL (D.HOLLAND) [5:45]
9. THE BIG PUSH (W.SHORTER) [5:04]
10. DREAMERS [6:30]
11. NEW DELHI [5:45]
Today

Label: Lavana Recordings
Released: 2020
Track listing: Today; Chain of Life; Nature Boy / Everything Must Change; Busy
Days; Until You;Desafinado; Rewind; One Foot In Front Of The
Other; Daima / Skylark; The Only Answer; Try Something New;
You Are In Everything; L-O-V-E.
Christreza

Label: Newvelle Records
Released: 2020
Track listing: La Senal; Karmavaleando; Plaisantriste; Christreza; Ti Mi Do; Biploarious; Winter Variations.
Bassist And Composer Fernando Huergo’s Big Band Album “the Possibility Of Change” Breathes Courage And Bravery To A Society In Transition

Electric bassist, composer, and bandleader Fernando Huergo is no stranger to the modern-day music scene, with 11 albums under his belt as a leader, and over 140 as a sideman. As one who artfully blends the grooves and melodic conception of Argentinean music with modern jazz, Fernando has played in ensembles of virtually every size, but ...
Macuco Quintet: Friendly Signs

by Don Phipps
The Macuco Quartet's joyful and exuberant Friendly Signs suggests a Brazilian seaside or urban landscape where daylight tropical breezes and palm trees sway over a harbor and waves lap gently along a shore lively with music and dancing. Joel Springer, the composer of all but one of the album's 11 tunes, keeps things on ...
Guillermo Nojechowicz's El Eco: Puerto de Buenos Aires 1933

by Troy Dostert
In 1933, Europeans were only beginning to understand the horrors that the Nazi regime would bring to the continent. But already at that early stage, Jewish communities reacted with alarm to Hitler's rise to power--and many consequently made the decision to emigrate. One of the most common destinations in the Western Hemisphere was Argentina, which had ...