Laura, a highly acclaimed and accomplished upright bass player, hails from the vibrant city of Buenos Aires, Argentina, where she was first introduced to the instrument that would become her lifelong passion.
As her talent and dedication to the craft continued to flourish, Laura made the bold decision to relocate to the United States, driven by a desire to further hone her skills and immerse herself in the rich musical heritage of the country.
It was during her time at the University of Georgia that Laura's passion for the upright bass truly came into its own, as she delved deeper into the intricacies of the instrument and developed a unique style that blended the rhythms and melodies of her Argentine roots with the classic sounds of American jazz and folk.
Through her music, Laura seeks to share her story and connect with others, transcending cultural boundaries and speaking to the universal language of music that unites us all.
This accomplished musician is a vital component of a diverse array of musical organizations, serving as a key contributor to the Athens Tango Project, the Broken String Band, and the esteemed Symphony Orchestra Augusta. Through her involvement with these various ensembles, she has the opportunity to demonstrate her remarkable versatility by performing in a wide range of musical settings and exploring different genres.
Notable highlights from her extensive and impressive discography showcase her collaborative efforts with renowned artists, including the renowned Argentine rock band Catupecu Machu, the talented singer-songwriter Layma Azur, the influential Argentine folk group Las Del Abasto, the accomplished musician Rodrigo Vázquez Cuarteto, and the celebrated American bluegrass musician Bela Fleck.
Furthermore, her remarkable discography also features a range of albums, including the critically acclaimed "Eramusical Ensamble" and the highly praised "Street Song", both of which were released under the prestigious Naxos label, a testament to her artistic versatility and global recognition.
Notable among Laura's professional endeavors is her association with the esteemed University of Georgia Symphony Orchestra, where she has had the privilege of collaborating with a wide range of talented musicians and conductors.
In addition to her work with the UGA Symphony Orchestra, Laura has also had the unique opportunity to share the stage with several renowned artists, including the acclaimed singer-songwriter Ben Folds and the talented jazz musician James Tormé.
Furthermore, Laura has made significant contributions to the world of film music, lending her talents to the soundtracks of two documentary films: "Eat White Dirt" and "Athens Rising".
