Self-taught musician and remarkable guitar player, Raúl Carnota authored jewels of the Argentine folklore or, as he himself, liked to say, our creole music.
In Argentina’s Northwest, about 1000 kilometers from Argentina, there’s the province of Santiago del Estero, a vast plain where Spaniards founded the first city in […]
The piece of Salta, has always been the seedbed and cradle of one of the richest flows of our popular music: the folklore...
The charango is a little guitar with a very strong sound, an instrument characteristic of the region we call music of the “high plains”, i.e. […]
The “Chamamé” is the musical style that characterizes the Arg litoral region. It displays native Guarani roots. In the course of time, the Guarany rhythm […]
The child of Sirian traders and well-off immigrants, guitar player and composer Eduardo Falú was born in a small village in the pce of Salta, […]
Rosita Quiroga was one of the first women who dared interpret tangos, an activity she excelled due to her unmistakable style..
Edmundo Rivero, a gifted tango singer with a low voice, who became a unique case, almost an eccentricity, in the long list of tango interpreters...
Poet, composer, actor and playwriter, Enrique Santos Discépolo authored very popular tangos that became part of the Argentine common sense...