Flavio Romero

lavio Romero was born on February 25th, 1983 in Avellaneda, Buenos Aires, Argentina. During his adolescence, he begins his relationship with music, initiating his training with his bass. After a while, he includes the double bass and composition, developing his artistic activity in the coexistence of these three aspects. He studied jazz at the School of Popular Music of Avellaneda and the School of Contemporary Music; double bass with Javier Dragun (Soloist with the Philharmonic Orchestra of Buenos Aires) and Sergio Rivas (soloist with the National Orchestra of Argentinian Music Juan de Dios Filiberto), and he also studied harmony, composition, counterpoint and arrangements with Osvaldo Suarez. In New York, he was refined with Scott Colley, Drew Gress, Marco Panascia and Harvie S.

In 2010, he releases his first album called UMBRAL that contains original music, which he introduced in the local jazz circuit and also outside the country: Festival Jazz a la Calle in Uruguay (2011) and International Festival of Jazz Naguanagua Venezuela (2011). The album has received very good reviews from the press, including Rolling Stone Magazine, which ranks as one of the best jazz productions 2010. He has participated in different albums, with different artists such as Facundo Guevara, Guillermo Capocci, Dario Iscaro, Carlos Michelini, Martin Vicente, among others.

He has published 2 albums so far, "Umbral" (2010) and "Ideario" (2013), which nowadays is being promoted with his new sextet.

For the last 10 years, he has taught private lessons of electric bass, bass and harmony in his studio. He has also given Clinics in different parts of Buenos Aires and abroad. Flavio Romero is an endoser of Gallien Krueger in Argentina, Pablo Massa Luthier and Cool Sound Instrument Cables, Magma Strings, Maese Luthier and Xotic Pedals.

Member of Dario Iscaro Trio.