Jesus Fernandez Murga Song

The show fee is $80 and you can make reservations by calling 4215289 or via WhatsApp at 3454192481. Limited capacity.-

Jesús Fernández
Uruguayan, Musician, Composer, Producer, Cultural Manager, Choral Arranger, director of Uruguayan murga and workshop leader of the genre.
Murgas: Falta y Resto, La Mojigata and Japilong (he is one of the founders of the latter 2).
He is one of the artistic directors along with Alejandro Balbis and Pablo Muiniz of NOTIMURGA, a renowned humorous micro-report on Argentine television, on Channel 7 (the Korol brothers) or Channel América 2 (sin codificar), and participates in the direction of "los hermanos sutiens" on the 40 Principales radio station.

He has worked in the Porteña Murga genre (Atrevidos por Costumbre, Los Pegotes de Florida, De Paso Cañazo, Cachengue y Sudor, Extraviados por La Matanza, Angeles del Valle, among others).

At this moment, he is the artistic director of the TODOSONIDOS cycle "A show never seen before", choral and musical shows in absolute darkness at the TEATRO CIEGO ARGENTINO in the Abasto neighborhood.

In 2010/2011/2012, he participated as a member and arranger of the Uruguayan murga LA GRAN MUÑECA in Montevideo, Uruguay, in addition to a tour with the show POR FIN TE DECIDISTE together with pianist Pedro Bragán.
Until 2013, he was the director of culture at the Faculty of Engineering of the University of Buenos Aires.

In 2014 and 2015, he arranged, produced, and participated with the Teatro Ciego in the rock opera EL BARRIO EN SUS PUÑOS by Las Pastillas del Abuelo at the Trastienda club in Buenos Aires, which was declared of cultural interest.

In 2016, with the Murga La Gran Muñeca, he won first prize in the Uruguayan Carnival, in 2017 the 3rd prize, and in 2001 with Falta y Resto the 2nd place.

With Ale Balbis' album El Gran Pez, he has won many awards in Uruguay as well as in Argentina with Las Pastillas del Abuelo and other artists, where he has done the vocal production for several tracks or participated by singing. In 2014, he was the winner of the Gardel award for best children's music album with Luis Pescetti, in 2016 winner for best children's music album with Magdalena Fleitas, and in 2017 nominated for the Latin Grammys with Pescetti's latest album, Queridos.