Alejo Gonzalez

I started working as a keyboardist and producer in a progressive rock project called La Línea Azul, performing in some of the best venues in Buenos Aires. At the same time, I formed Blue & the Blacks, a jazz band that paid tribute to swing music classics. After completing my compositional studies, I ended both projects and decided to create one of my own that aligned with my compositional and aesthetic interests at the time: Aysa!
This last project means a lot to me because I created it with the idea of forming a collaborative music band where the performers become living topics inside the “orchestration” of my music. This means the musicians change with every live performance (except for me, the director), allowing my pieces to sound different each time they are played. I enjoy this approach because I don’t like to confine myself to any single musical style. I have always been curious and deeply interested in music from around the world. Having traveled across all continents, I consider myself to have a universal taste in music.