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Pablo Murgier Padzera Trio
Jan 16

Pablo Murgier Padzera Trio

Born in Buenos Aires in 2017 before settling in Paris, the Pablo Murgier Trio explores a free and open-minded jazz.

Le Baiser Salé (Paris 1st)

About

Between original compositions and multiple influences, from Sakamoto to Björk, including Led Zeppelin, his music draws from South American sounds as much as from literary and cinematic universes, from Alfred Hitchcock to Alice Zeniter, and Baptiste Morizot. The trio sketches unique soundscapes, where jazz becomes a terrain for exploration and emancipation.

With Romain Lécuyer on double bass and Miguel Couto on drums, the group has released three albums: Muy Lejos (2017), nominated for the Gardel Awards and awarded first prize at Tango Sin Fin, the EP Reflets (2020), and Gare du Sud (2022). They are currently preparing their next album, The Animal We Are, whose repertoire they are exploring on stage.

Our take on this event

Forget everything you thought you knew about tango. This daring trio shatters conventions by weaving together exploratory jazz and eclectic influences, from Led Zeppelin to contemporary literature. It is an immersive escape for anyone craving a musical journey well off the beaten path.

On Saturday, January 16, 2027, Le Baiser Salé presents the Pablo Murgier Padzera Trio for an intimate evening of live music. Running from 19:30 to 20:30, this performance showcases a unique blend of jazz that draws from eclectic inspirations, including Ryuichi Sakamoto, Björk, and the literature of Alice Zeniter. It is a fantastic opportunity to hear material from their upcoming project, The Animal We Are. Tickets for this event range from 20 to 33 euros, and reservations are required to secure your place for this hour-long musical journey in the heart of the 1st arrondissement.

Join us on January 16, 2027, at Le Baiser Salé for a captivating performance by the Pablo Murgier Padzera Trio. Accompanied by bassist Romain Lécuyer and drummer Miguel Couto, the pianist leads an ensemble that transforms jazz into a space for experimentation. The set, scheduled from 19:30 to 20:30, weaves together South American sounds, cinematic references, and rock influences to create a distinct sonic landscape.

With a background that includes the Gardel Award-nominated album Muy Lejos and subsequent projects like Reflets and Gare du Sud, the trio is currently focusing on their upcoming release, The Animal We Are. This concert offers an early chance to discover these new compositions. Tickets are priced between 20 and 33 euros. Early booking is recommended for this event in the 1st arrondissement.

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