Dino Saluzzi - Dedicatoria

amanahmandiri65

Review by ROHMI LESTARI

Dedicatoria by Dino Saluzzi: A Raw, Unfiltered Masterpiece That Hits Like a Truck Alright, let’s get one thing straight—Dino Saluzzi’s Dedicatoria isn’t your typical "put it on in the background while you're folding laundry" kind of album. Released in 1978 outta Argentina, this sucker punches you right in the soul with its mix of Latin vibes, folk grit, and world music textures. It’s like someone took all the pain, joy, and dirt from South America and poured it into 12 tracks that refuse to be ignored. Labels like Diorama and RP Music slapped their names on this beast, but trust me, they barely contain the chaos within. Now, I’m not gonna sit here and pretend every track is a banger (because honestly, some are more chill than others), but two cuts stand out so hard they’ll stick to your brain like gum under a chair: “Canción para los Hombres Que No Lloran” and “Zamba De Juan Panadero.” First up, “Canción para los Hombres Que No Lloran.” Man, this tune hits different. With Litto Nebbia and Rodolfo Alchurrón throwing down alongside Saluzzi, it feels like a raw confession wrapped in melody. The lyrics? Brutal. They don’t just talk about men who don’t cry—they scream at ‘em. You can almost feel the weight of societal expectations crushing you as the band builds layer after layer of sound. By the time Santiago Giacobbe’s keys kick in, you’re either crying yourself or ready to punch something. Either way, mission accomplished. Then there’s “Zamba De Juan Panadero,” which slaps harder than a wet towel in a locker room. This zamba has an earthy groove that drags you straight into the streets of Argentina. Mariano Tito and Nestor Astarita bring the heat here, turning what could’ve been a simple folk song into a full-blown emotional rollercoaster. Every note feels lived-in, like these guys didn’t just play the instruments—they bled into them. And when Litto Nebbia’s voice comes through? Forget it. Your heart doesn’t stand a chance. What makes Dedicatoria wild is how unapologetically human it is. There’s no shiny production tricks or overdone arrangements—just real people making real music for folks who need to hear it. Sure, the album’s got its rough edges, but that’s kinda the point. It’s messy, raw, and beautiful in ways polished records never are. Here’s the kicker though: listening to this album in 2023 feels weirdly rebellious. In a world obsessed with TikTok trends and algorithm-friendly beats, Dedicatoria reminds us why we fell in love with music in the first place—it tells stories that matter. So yeah, crank this sucker loud, let it mess you up a little, and remember that sometimes, the best art leaves scars.

Table of Contents

Download

Filename: dino-saluzzi-dedicatoria.zip
  • MP3 size: 99 mb
  • FLAC size: 616.5 mb

Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
Dos Loritos4:05
Dos Loritis4:05
Cancion Para Los Hombres Que No Lloran9:00
Mi Viejo a la Siesta3:43
Tata Sarapura8:00
Dos Loritos (feat. Litto Nebbia, Santiago Giacobbe, Ricardo Dominguez, Mariano Tito & Nestor Astarita)4:21
Zamba De Juan Panadero5:48
Capullo De Madrugada5:00
Mi Viejo A La Siesta3:30
Capullo de Madrugada (feat. Litto Nebbia, Rodolfo Alchurrón, Mariano Tito & Nestor Astarita)4:58
Siempre Una Cancion4:17
Siempre una Canción (feat. Litto Nebbia, Rodolfo Alchurrón, Santiago Giacobbe, Jorge \4:18
Tata Sarapura (feat. Litto Nebbia, Santiago Giacobbe, Ricardo Dominguez, Mariano Tito, Nestor Astarita & Chachi Ferreyra)8:11
Canción para los Hombres Que No Lloran (feat. Litto Nebbia, Rodolfo Alchurrón, Santiago Giacobbe, Jorge \9:1
Zamba de Juan Panadero (feat. Litto Nebbia, Santiago Giacobbe, Mariano Tito & Nestor Astarita)5:49

Video

Dino Saluzzi - Dedicatoria (1978) full album

Images

ladda ner album Dino Saluzzi - Dedicatoria
descargar álbum Dino Saluzzi - Dedicatoria
Album herunterladen Dino Saluzzi - Dedicatoria
lataa albumi Dino Saluzzi - Dedicatoria
baixar álbum Dino Saluzzi - Dedicatoria
télécharger l'album Dino Saluzzi - Dedicatoria

Catalog Numbers

  • 18.008
  • 1864-2

Labels

  • Diorama
  • RP Music

Listen online

  • escuchar en línea
  • kuunnella verkossa
  • lytte på nettet
  • online anhören
  • ascolta in linea
  • écouter en ligne
  • online luisteren
  • ouvir online
  • lyssna på nätet

Formats

  • Vinyl
  • LP
  • Album
  • Stereo
  • CD
  • Reissue

Barcodes

Barcode: 7 798145 108646

About Dino Saluzzi

Argentine bandoneon player and music author, born May 20, 1935 in Campo Santo, Argentina. Father of .

Real Name

    • Timoteo Saluzzi

Name Vars

  • D. Saluzzi
  • Saluzzi

Interesting fact about Album

Did you know? The 1978 album *Dedicatoria* by Argentine musician Dino Saluzzi is a hidden gem in the world of Latin folk music. It’s packed with heartfelt tracks featuring collaborations with some of Argentina’s finest artists, like Litto Nebbia and Santiago Giacobbe. One standout fact: the album beautifully blends traditional Argentinian sounds with touches of jazz and classical influences. Tracks like "Zamba de Juan Panadero" and "Dos Loritos" feel like a warm hug, telling stories of life, love, and resilience. And fun detail—many songs feature multiple versions, giving listeners a chance to hear the same melody reimagined. It’s like a musical journey that keeps surprising you!

Comments

joshpp
joshpp
2025-03-10
Hermosura de trabajo !!!
palashmann091
palashmann091
2025-03-10
Buenisimo !!
victoriad93
victoriad93
2025-03-09
Un disco increíble!! dió vuelta la página el Dino acá. Hermoso
jgaines2013
jgaines2013
2025-03-08
discazo
alamtahminalipi
alamtahminalipi
2025-03-07
Esto si que es fusión o proyección, con el genial Nebbia
sanjithasrinivasan
sanjithasrinivasan
2025-03-06
Dino..unico...maestro!
wayf1812muke
wayf1812muke
2025-03-05
Tremendo !!!
cahbubak
cahbubak
2025-03-05
Disco impecable de una calidad superlativa. Exquisita simbiosis entre folclore argentino, tango y jazz-rock. Una gema en bruto de proyección internacional que viene a ubicarse en la estela de Astor Piazzolla, Rodolfo Mederos (especialmente en su etapa Generación Cero) y el grupo Alas. Algunos detalles del disco:
Músicos:
Dino Saluzzi: Bandoneón, canto, percusión y efectos de viento.
Santiago Giacobbe: Piano eléctrico y Fender Rodhes.
Mariano Tito: Bajo eléctrico
Litto Nebbia: Sintetizadores Farfisa y Roland.
Néstr Astarita: Batería y Percusión
Rodolfo Alchurrón: Guitarras

El disco fue grabado en Julio, Agosto y Septiembre de 1977 en los Estudios Sound Center, Buenos Aires y reeditado en formato CD por RGS Music en Junio de 2017.
fionnbharr3
fionnbharr3
2025-03-04
0:00 Tata sarapura
08:10 Zamba de Juan Panadero
14:00 Capullo de madrugada
18:58 Canción para los hombres que no lloran
27:59 Dos loritos
32:20 Mi viejo a la siesta
36:03 Siempre una canción

Qué bien se escucha este disco, gracias!