Bandoneon. He studied bandoneon with the teacher Oscar L. Gonzalez, traversal flute in the Conservatoire Giliardo Giliardi of La Plata, harmony, dispute and fugue with the teacher Eduardo Rovira (f). He plays the following instruments: Bandoneon (an Argentine accordeon), Traversal Flute, Piccolo and the Bongos. He has played with the following symphonic orchestras: the Orchestra of the Police of the Province of Buenos Aires: from 1971 until 1985, he was bandoneon soloist; second flute and piccolo from 1971 until 1977; first flute soloist from 1977 until 1985; The Orchestra of Teatro Argentino in La Plata, where he was third flute and piccolo. He has also appeared with the popular orchestras of Roberto Caló (TV and shows in 1982 in Buenos Aires theatres; Omar Valente, accompanying for many years Virginia Luque; in 1985, Tango Argentino created and directed by maestro Héctor Orezzoli (f) and Claudio Segovia. He was invited by maestro José Libertella (f), the founder, director and member of the Sexteto Mayor, to tour innumerable cities of Japan, the United States and Europe playing the bandoneon, traversal flute and bongos, on tour from 1985 through 1992. He was an ongoing cast member at El Viejo Almacén in San Telmo with his own group "Quartet For Our Time", until the year 1992. Typical orchestra of maestro Daniel Binelli in 1996; Show Orchestra for maestro Miguel Angel Zoto Tango x 2, touring Japan, Europe, the United States; and in the President Alvear Theater with " Perfumes of Tango " in 1996 and 1997. In 1997 in Theater Avenida with A Night of Tango. In 1998 he joined Luis Bravo's Forever Tango to tour the United States, Canada, Mexico, Europe and Japan; performing also in Cano 14. In the same year he did four concerts with the Boston Pops Orchestra, under the direction of maestro Keith Lockhart, interpreting five Astor Piazzolla's works along with distinguished Argentine bandoneon players, including Lisandro Adrover. In 1999 he toured Guatemala with Tango x 2; going to Japan with Forever Tango. In the same year, in Theater Opera in Buenos Aires, he performed in Tango Argentino. In 1999/2000, he appeared on Broadway at the Gershwin theatre in New York with Tango Argentino. Between January and April 2000, he went to Italy with Tango Argentino. In July and August 2000, he toured Italy, France and Denmark to return to Buenos Aires to end the year 2000 performing in the President Alvear Theater. In June and July 2001, he toured Europe traveling to many cities to appear in summer festivals with Tango x 2 and the show Perfumes of Tango. In August 2001, he toured several cities of Brazil with A Night in Buenos Aires, directed by maestro Carlos Buono. From September to November 2001, he played the season in the Theater Astral with Tango x 2. After that he went to San Pablo and Rio de Janeiro with A Night in Buenos Aires. From the end of December 2001 into March 2002, he played in the Theater Metropolitan in Buenos Aires, with Tango x 2. Later, with the same company he toured Austria, Greece, Spain and France for June and July 2002. From January 2003 to December 2004, he was a member of the orchestra of maestro Ernesto Franco as first bandoneon and was a permanent cast member in Fernando Soler’s Señor Tango. In March, Abril 2003, he toured Brazil with A Night in Buenos Aires. In January 2005 maestro Juan Pugliano and Carlos Buono summoned him to join their orchestra at Piazzolla Tango, where he at present performs daily. June and July 2005 found him touring Japan with the quintet of maestro José Colángelo. As of March 2006, he performs every Wednesday in the Empire Theater in the show Bacanazo in the Air as the musical director and first bandoneon; the maestro Oscar Gonzalez is accompanied by piano, contrabass, violin and guitar.