Aznar

Pedro Aznar is a best-selling Argentine singer/songwriter and multi-instrumentalist. He is a musical polymath equally versed in rock, jazz, and folk, and is also a published poet. A seminal part of the Argentinian rock scene during the 1970s and '80s, he gradually succeeded in transforming his sound to embrace different genres and became a successful jazz singer, saxophonist, and second guitarist in the Pat Metheny Group for three albums. In addition, Aznar is also an esteemed soundtrack composer, a first choice for many directors across Latin America…

Argentinean vocalist and multi-instrumentalist Pedro Aznar displays incredible talent and versatility on his self-titled debut album. In fact, among the songs contained on the album are a synthesized bop tune ("New Wave Bop"), an Ivan Lins' song ("Septiembre"), Maurice Ravel's "Pavanna Para Una Infanta Difunta," Miles Davis's "Nefertiti," and an amazing note-for-note rendition of "Because" by the Beatles (actually, Aznar's version is slightly slower when played side by side with the original). He also has a tribute to Pat Metheny, appropriately entitled "Pat Meth." After hearing this album, Metheny asked him to join the Pat Metheny Group. Some of the synthesizers now sound dated, but there is no denying the considerable talents of Pedro Aznar after listening to this impressive debut.

Contemplación es el segundo álbum de estudio del músico argentino Pedro Aznar (1959-), grabado en 1985 mientras tocaba en el grupo estadounidense Pat Metheny Group.

Tango is Charly García's first studio album with Argentine musician Pedro Aznar. Tango was captured as a maxi-single, as its six tracks exceeded the number of tracks for a single, but fell short of the full-length. The album was recorded at Secret Society and Unique Recording Studios in New York, United States, in December 1985, and mastered at Sterling Sound by Ted Jensen. All instruments were played by Charly García and Pedro Aznar.

Alone with the world is the sixth live album by Argentine musician Pedro Aznar, released at the end of 2010. It was recorded live at five solo concerts in Buenos Aires, where he plays all the instruments without band accompaniment, generating an intimate atmosphere, includes unreleased songs in his discography to date. It has versions of "While My Guitar Gently Weeps" by George Harrison and "Media Verónica" by Andrés Calamaro among others.