Otros Aires, an Argentine musical group, was founded in 2003 by Miguel Di Génova. The project began in Barcelona and later moved to Buenos Aires, blending traditional tango with electronic music. Otros Aires gained initial recognition through their debut album Otros Aires released in 2004, which they presented at the Museo Casa Carlos Gardel on December 11th of that year. Their subsequent albums include Dos (2007), Vivo en Otros Aires (2008), and Tricota (2010). The group's unique sound, combining traditional tango with modern electronic elements, led to extensive international tours across Europe, North America, and South America. Notable achievements include being declared of Interés Cultural by the Ciudad de Buenos Aires in 2018. Otros Aires continued to release albums such as Otros Aires 4 (2013), Perfect Tango (2016), Balkan Airs (2017), and Ratos Luz (2019).
