OPERADORA develops as pop spin-off of the experimentation of Marder, the artist collective oriented to improvisation.

Active between 2009 and 2015, the project originally arises around the compositions of Mene Savasta, produced in conjunction with Santiago Martinez. The duo collaborated with other musicians and produced the Operadora 2009 EP, in which they participated Lucas Caballero and Alejandro Zak, among others.

In 2011 Hernán Kerlleñevich joined the project and together they produce Retrato de Fase (2012). Since then they have been playing in a trio format, performing at art festivals and clubs of the under circuit, mostly in Buenos Aires.

In recent years, improvisation gained more and more ground and, thus, Operadora in trio format composed and produced simultaneously. Musics from those times that weren´t released then, now take part of Cargas Suspendidas(2022), the album that brings together live and studio recordings of the last stage of the band. 

The depth of Operadora live sets arise from the mix of electronic music elements, a bit of trip-hop with a special taste of improvisation. Deconstructed songs fuse with experimental textures. Unheard soundscapes emerge.

In Operadora Mene composes, programs, sings and plays keyboards and electronics.