Kahilu by the Sea: Pedro Giraudo Tango Quartet

Presented By Kahilu
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March 5, 2027
7:00pm
$125
An intimate house concert in an oceanfront setting.

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Latin Grammy Award–winning bassist, composer, and bandleader Pedro Giraudo is one of the most compelling voices in contemporary tango, known for bridging the tradition of Argentina’s rich musical heritage with the energy of modern jazz.

Originally from Córdoba, Argentina, and now based in New York City, he has performed with some of the most important figures in tango and Latin jazz, while also collaborating with major institutions such as the New York Philharmonic and New York City Ballet.

Giraudo leads his own acclaimed Tango Quartet, a project that traces the evolution of tango from its traditional roots through the innovations of tango nuevo and into a bold, contemporary sound that remains deeply expressive and emotionally charged. His career includes a Latin Grammy–winning album (Vigor Tanguero) and collaborations with artists such as Pablo Ziegler, Paquito D’Rivera, and Rubén Blades, reflecting a rare versatility that moves seamlessly between classical structure, improvisation, and passionate Argentine rhythm.

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About Kahilu by the Sea

Experience the magic of live music in an intimate oceanfront setting with Kahilu by the Sea, a special house concert series featuring world-class artists in an unforgettable, up-close environment. With limited seating, each performance offers a rare opportunity to connect with the music, the artists, and fellow guests in a relaxed, elegant atmosphere.

Enjoy an evening of exceptional artistry, warm hospitality, and breathtaking views—where every note is personal and every moment is memorable.

 

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