Persona
Roberto Pansera
Roberto Pansera was a tango musician, born on 20 May 1932, whose career included work with Cristóbal Herreros, Juan Carlos Cobián, Osvaldo Fresedo and Astor Piazzolla's Octeto Buenos Aires [1][2]. He later led an orchestra accompanying Néstor Fabián, was elected president of SADAIC in 1982 and died on 6 March 2005 after a heart attack suffered while performing in San Telmo [1].
Roberto Pansera was born on 20 May 1932 [2]. He debuted in 1944 in Cristóbal Herreros's sextet alongside José Libertella, and in 1945 he joined Juan Carlos Cobián's group through his teacher Domingo Federico [1].
In 1950 he joined Osvaldo Fresedo's orchestra and soon became its arranger [1]. In 1955 he was a founding member of Astor Piazzolla's Octeto Buenos Aires, and in 1956 he was back with Fresedo, playing nightly at the Rendez-Vous, before leaving for the United States [1].
His later activity included film scoring, leading the orchestra accompanying Néstor Fabián, recording for the Alanicky label, touring Japan with José Basso's orchestra, serving as president of SADAIC and forming a youth orchestra [1]. He is credited as the composer of "Preludio N°3" [3].
Early career
Pansera's debut came in 1944, when he played in Cristóbal Herreros's sextet alongside José Libertella [1]. The following year, 1945, he joined Juan Carlos Cobián's group, an engagement that came about through his teacher Domingo Federico [1].
With Osvaldo Fresedo and Astor Piazzolla
In 1950 Pansera joined Osvaldo Fresedo's orchestra and soon became its arranger [1].
In 1955 he was a founding member of Astor Piazzolla's Octeto Buenos Aires [1].
By 1956 he was back with Fresedo, performing nightly at the Rendez-Vous, after which he left for the United States [1].
Film and later career
In 1954 Pansera scored the film Se necesita un hombre con cara de infeliz [1].
In 1964 he led the orchestra accompanying the singer Néstor Fabián [1]. In 1969 he recorded with Roberto Florio and Carlos Dante for Alanicky [1]. In 1970 he made a long tour of Japan with José Basso's orchestra [1].
In 1982 he was elected president of SADAIC [1]. In 2003 he formed the youth orchestra El Espejo de Aníbal Troilo [1].
Death
Pansera died on 6 March 2005 after a heart attack suffered while performing in San Telmo [1].
Compositions
A music-credits listing names Pansera as the composer of "Preludio N°3" [3].
Referencias
- 1.Roberto Pansera · todotango.com
- 2.Tangopedia staff · tangopedia.app
- 3.TangoCloud public music credits · tangocloud.app
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Compuesto por1
Preludio N°3 — compuesto por Roberto PanseraSingle source
Descrito como12
Descrito como Debuts in Cristóbal Herreros's sextet alongside José Libertella.1944Single source
Descrito como Joins Juan Carlos Cobián's group through his teacher Domingo Federico.1945Single source
Descrito como Joins Osvaldo Fresedo's orchestra and soon becomes its arranger.1950Single source
Descrito como Scores the film Se necesita un hombre con cara de infeliz.1954Single source
Descrito como Founding member of Astor Piazzolla's Octeto Buenos Aires.1955Single source
Descrito como Back with Fresedo nightly at the Rendez-Vous, then leaves for the United States.1956Single source
Descrito como Leads the orchestra accompanying Néstor Fabián.1964Single source
Descrito como Records with Roberto Florio and Carlos Dante for Alanicky.1969Single source
Descrito como Long tour of Japan with José Basso's orchestra.1970Single source
Descrito como Elected president of SADAIC.1982Single source
Descrito como Forms the youth orchestra El Espejo de Aníbal Troilo.2003Single source
Descrito como Dies after a heart attack suffered while performing in San Telmo.2005-03-06Single source
Nació el1
Nació el 1932-05-201932-05-20source
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