Soda Stereo
rock en espanol · Argentina
Country
29 artists
Argentina holds one of the richest musical traditions in the Americas. Its most famous contribution is the tango, born in Buenos Aires at the end of the 19th century, while a mid-20th-century folk revival gave rise to the Nuevo Cancionero movement.
In this directory tango lives through Carlos Gardel and Astor Piazzolla and nueva canción through Mercedes Sosa — but the catalog's center of gravity is rock: Soda Stereo, Gustavo Cerati, Spinetta, Charly García, Fito Páez and Andrés Calamaro.
The modern urbano wave is here too, in Bizarrap and Duki.
rock en espanol · Argentina
rock en espanol · Argentina
rock en espanol · Argentina
rock en espanol · Argentina
nueva cancion · Argentina
tango · Argentina
tango · Argentina
latin trap · Argentina
latin trap · Argentina
latin alternative · Argentina
rock en espanol · Argentina
rock en espanol · Argentina
rock en espanol · Argentina
nueva cancion · Argentina
nueva cancion · Argentina
reggaeton · Argentina
latin trap · Argentina
cumbia · Argentina
latin pop · Argentina
nueva cancion · Argentina
nueva cancion · Argentina
rock en espanol · Argentina
latin alternative · Argentina
ska · Argentina
rock en espanol · Argentina
tango · Argentina
tango · Argentina
rock en espanol · Argentina
rock en espanol · Argentina
Argentina holds one of the richest musical traditions in the Americas. Its most famous contribution is the tango, born in Buenos Aires at the end of the 19th century, while a mid-20th-century folk revival gave rise to the Nuevo Cancionero movement.
Popular artists from Argentina in this directory include Soda Stereo, Gustavo Cerati, Spinetta, Charly García, Mercedes Sosa and Carlos Gardel.