Credits
Andrew “Pachi” Nichols is a musician, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, writer, and producer who has been making music since childhood. His musical life has moved across songwriting, performance, dance, and production, with influences ranging from blues and Latin music to musical theatre. For Zarité, he wrote the music and lyrics and led the project’s creative development and production, collaborating with the musicians and performers who helped bring the work to life.
Ramiro Giovanni De Sipio is a singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist who has developed his musical practice independently since childhood. At 22, he joined his first band, Los Indecisos de Malvinas, where he composes and performs alongside his bandmates. For this project, he brought his knowledge and passion to the musical production and instrumentation, while also bringing friends and collaborators into the process to add some of their own magic.
Agustina “Ángel” Questa is a singer, songwriter, teacher, and student at EMPA in Buenos Aires. At 25, she has dedicated her career to researching and sharing regional popular music, working across tango, jazz, and cumbia with groups including Los Indecisos de Malvinas, Suburbana Big Band, Ángel y Los Aranbis, and Trío Pasionaria. With Zarité, she expands into musical theatre, taking on the interpretive and vocal challenge of bringing two characters to life.
Alberto Schwindt is an Argentine actor, tango dancer, singer, and songwriter with more than 20 years of experience in Buenos Aires’s performing arts scene. His work spans theater, dance, and Río de la Plata song, exploring a personal language between tango tradition and contemporary sound.
In 2015, he recorded Cadáver Exquisito, an album of tango interpretations of Argentine rock classics, as a singer and performer. He is currently producing and recording Semilla, his debut album as a songwriter, featuring his own lyrics, music, and arrangements, with release planned for 2026–2027.
Trained in acting, stage and social tango, vocal technique, and musical composition, Alberto’s repertoire includes traditional and contemporary tango, milonga, waltz, and original song. He has performed as an actor and dancer in tango productions, theatrical works, and festivals throughout Buenos Aires, as well as a solo singer in milongas and live performances.
Pablo “Simón” Barreto is a drummer, singer, and songwriter from Tierras Altas, Argentina who has dedicated his life to music from an early age. He performs with a wide range of groups, including Los Indecisos de Malvinas, Prisma, and 38 Rocksteady, while also lending his talent to numerous solo artists. A true devotee of music.
Alan “Marsu” Bustamante is a singer and multi-instrumentalist specializing in guitar and bandoneon. He has devoted himself to music since the age of 11, beginning with rock before expanding into more traditional Argentine genres such as folklore and tango. Now 29, he brings his wide-ranging musical abilities to every space he can, currently performing with Los Indecisos de Malvinas and the tango quartet Mala Junta, after years of playing with numerous tango groups and orchestras.
Francisco “Lechu” Bilbao is a percussionist and murga bass drummer. At 27, he moves across a mix of genres and styles including rock, tango, candombe, and Argentine folklore with Los Indecisos de Malvinas, while also keeping the rhythm with Los Pegotes de Florida, Argentina’s oldest active murga.