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Marcelo Aedo ha pasado por jazz, la fusiĆ³n latinoamericana y el folclore, y encontrĆ³ en el movimiento musical Canto Nuevo un lugar donde moverse con agilidad. Fue integrante del grupoĀ Abril, tocĆ³ para Eduardo Gatti, Isabel Aldunate, y Schewnke & Nilo, entre otros. Un camino que desembocarĆa en Alsur, su propia banda Ā enraizada en el jazz, y TrifusiĆ³n, mĆ”s ligado al rock pero siempre desde la vereda del jazz.
A partir de los aƱos 90s se concentrĆ³ en trabajos solistas de su autorĆa, publicando tres Ć”lbumes, producidos por Ć©l mismo. Ā El primero fue Polosur celeste (1999) en el cual colaborĆ³ Ā el baterista de Congreso, Sergio Tilo GonzĆ”lez y le valiĆ³ la nominaciĆ³n al premio Altazor como mejor ejecutante jazz; luego vendrĆa Norte verde grande (2005) donde tocĆ³ el pianista Pablo Paredes y que nuevamente fue nominado al Altazor al mejor disco MĆŗsica alternativa y Jazz; y finalmente, Azul del nuevo extremo (2009) tuvo gran distribuciĆ³n internacional. AdemĆ”s, Marcelo Aedo es productor de mĆŗsica para cine, teatro, danza y publicidad, como tambiĆ©n de diversos artistas y se desempeƱa como profesor universitario en Arcis, U. del Pacifico e Inacap en carreras relacionadas a la interpretaciĆ³n y a la producciĆ³n musical.
Ā«Marcelo Aedo has walked the path of jazz fusion and Latin American folklore, and yet he has found in the Canto Nuevo musical movement a place in which to move with more agility and comfort. He was a former member of the band Abril, and has played for Eduardo Gatti, Isabel Aldunate and Schewnke & Nilo, among others. A path that would lead to Alsur, his own band rooted in jazz; and Trifusion, more tied to rock but with jazz leanings.
From the nineties onward he focused on his own compositions and released 3 solo albums. The first one was titled Polosur Celeste (South Celestial Pole, 1999), where the Congreso drummer, Sergio āTiloāGonzĆ”lez was invited to collaborate. For this record he was nominated as āBest Jazz Playerā.
Aedoās second release was Norte Verde Grande (Great Big North, 2005) with the participation of the piano player Pablo Paredes, and again he received an Alatazor Nomination, this time for āBest Alternative Jazz Music Albumā.
Finally with Azul del Nuevo Extremo (Blue new extreme, 2009) he had success with great international distribution.
Marcelo Aedo is also involved in the production of pictures, theater, and dance, he works with advertising and is a record producer. He also works as a University Lecturer at the Universidad del PacĆfico and at Inacap with singing and music production programs
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