Marziani: Jazz, Latin Folk & Americana Reimagined

Ramiro Marziani is an accomplished artist, guitarist, composer, and the visionary leader of the instrumental trio Marziani, where Jazz, Latin American Folk, and Americana music blend seamlessly to create a rich, harmonious soundscape. And, let it be said, it can get funky as well.

Twice featured on NPR’s Tiny Desk Concert and celebrated at prestigious festivals and venues worldwide—including Glastonbury (UK), Lincoln Center (NYC), and SXSW (Austin)—Marziani’s music captivates audiences by fusing the familiar with the exotic.

With three acclaimed albums and a series of singles to his name, Ramiro Marziani performs with an organic trio whose members share an unwavering commitment to their art. Together, they craft a contemporary exploration of Jazz, enriched by original compositions and fresh interpretations of timeless classics. This innovative approach bridges generations, offering music that resonates with both seasoned enthusiasts and new listeners alike.

Active in New York City’s vibrant Jazz and World Music scene, Marziani’s performances are a compelling journey through melody, improvisation, and cultural traditions.

The trio features:

Dan Martinez (bass) from San Lorenzo, Puerto Rico, whose grounded intensity provides a solid foundation for the trio’s sound.

Ruben Coca (drums) from Puebla, Mexico, whose dynamic precision and melodic sensitivity shape the group’s rhythmic landscape.

Ramiro Marziani (guitar/composer) born in Patagonia and hailing from Mendoza, Argentina. His artistry reflects the soul of Jazz, Latin American folk, and Americana, with a nod to the mountains, sunlight and Malbec wine of his homeland.

Together, the Marziani trio offers a fresh, immersive live experience that celebrates the intersection of tradition and innovation.