Pablo Murgier

Pablo Murgier Pazdera (born August 23, 1988) is a pianist, arranger and composer from Argentina based in Paris, France. He is best known for his project the Pablo Murgier Ensemble, which was awarded the first World Tango Orchestra Award as part of the Tango International Meeting for Musicians at the CCK in Buenos Aires, and its first album was nominated to the Premios Gardel in the Best New Artist category.

Biography Pablo Murgier, born in La Plata, Buenos Aires (Argentina) in 1988, has been living in Paris (France) since 2017. He holds a degree in musical composition from the National University of Quilmes and a master's degree in Latin American Music Performance from the 20th century at the National University of Cuyo.

He has recorded several discographic productions, with musical projects centered around tango, jazz-fusion, free improvisation, and classical music. As a soloist, he has given concerts of academic and popular music in many halls and institutions, and has toured in Argentina, Uruguay, Chile, Russia, the United States, China and throughout Europe.

He composed and performed the music for the play Fêtes Galantes Spectacle (Paul Verlaine) and Ephemera.

In 2017, he created his own project, the Pablo Murgier Ensemble, where he distinguished himself both as a composer and pianist. The band was awarded the first World Tango Orchestra Award as part of the Tango International Meeting for Musicians at the CCK in Buenos Aires, Muy Lejos with Pablo Murgier Ensemble (Independent, 2017) Rosa y Negro with Los Milonguitas (Collectif ¿Por qué No?, 2018) Los Espejos Piano Solo Album (Collectif ¿Por qué no?, 2019) Reflets with Pablo Murgier Ensemble (Collectif ¿Por qué no?, 2020) Azimut Project with No Tags (Collectif ¿Por qué no?, 2022) Live in Nuremberg with Los Milonguitas (Collectif ¿Por qué no?, 2022) Sirocco Piano Solo Album (Collectif ¿Por qué no?, 2026)

Awards

"Best Tango Orchestra" in the first World Tango Orchestra Award as part of the Tango International Meeting for Musicians at the CCK in Buenos Aires, 2017. Nominated "Best New Artist in Tango" in the Premios Gardel 2018.