Raul Di Blasio

Raul Di Blasio is an Argentine pianist who began releasing music in the 1980s. His 1986 debut album was titled 'Piano,' and its title track became one of his best-known songs. He has recorded other familiar pieces like 'Amor Eterno' and 'La Bikina.'

Di Blasio's playing draws from classical and tango traditions, with influences that include composers like Chopin and Piazzolla. He has worked primarily as a solo pianist, though he has occasionally collaborated with other musicians.

In the mid-1990s, Di Blasio was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis, which has affected his ability to perform. His personal life has also drawn attention at times, including a 2014 domestic violence charge that was later dropped.

His recordings from the late 1980s and 1990s, such as 'Silencio' and 'Alma,' continue to be heard by listeners who appreciate his emotive piano style.