FRANCO GIORDANI es entrevistado por Felix Castillo - Segunda Parte

Regional Mexican music pioneer Franco Giordani passed away on Monday, April 19 2010

One of the genres most sought-after recording engineers, Giordani lent his skills to touchstone albums including Pedro Fernándezs Mucho Que Te Quiero, Jose Joses 35 Aniversario, Vol. 6, Los Tucanes de Tijuanas Fiesta en la Sierra, Graciela Beltrans Mi Otro Sentimiento, Lupillo Riveras Rey de las Cantinas, K-Paz de la Sierras Capaz de Todo por Ti, and the Grammy-winning Lo Dijo el Corazon from Joan Sebastian.

After beginning his career as a multi-instrumentalist who moved easily between piano, keyboard and bass guitar, Giordani also gained traction as an arranger before realizing the actual recording and production processes were his calling. He worked in Mexico City and eventually, Los Angeles, where he was one of Regional Mexican musics most in-demand freelance engineers.

Giordani won two Grammys for his work with Joan Sebastian, and garnered 12 Grammy and Latin Grammy nominations throughout his 25 year career. In 2001, he also received an Emmy for the Rose Parade Live Special Achievement.

A uniquely talented artist and friend to countless individuals within and outside of the music industry, Giordani will be profoundly missed

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