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BIO
Alfredo has been recording his own songs since the late 90s.
In the 90s, at the heart of the music scene in New York City, Barbara Jordan, then the head of “Heavy Hitters Music,” signed some of his songs and started making placements in Film and TV.
Later on, Cindy Bader-Slaughter took the helm of Heavy Hitters Music, and under her leadership, his songs were once again used, this time based in L.A., California.
Placements included movies like “Unanswered Prayers” and “Love & Debate,” along with television shows like “The Young & The Restless,” “Brotherhood,” “Passions,” and more. Always supporting his work, Cindy became a respected colleague and a revered friend.
As an independent artist, Alfredo has created and produced two full albums. The first one, called “Tren de Vida,” was recorded under his own production in 1992. As musical producers, he had the collaboration of two great masters, Jorge Graf and Hugo Fattoruso, who defined the sound of this debut album.
Later on, in 2001, looking to explore a different sound, he composed, recorded, and produced “Pan y Chocolate” with the collaboration of friends and guest musicians. It was released in the United States in CD format and is still available for streaming.