Romina Peluffo

Romina Peluffo, a talented musician from Montevideo, Uruguay, has made a significant mark in the music scene. Born in 1977, Romina initially pursued a career in communication and the audiovisual industry, working both behind the camera and as an actress. However, her true passion led her to music, and in 2015, she began taking guitar lessons. This marked the beginning of her musical journey, culminating in the release of her debut album, "Obsesa," in 2018. Produced by Laura Gutman and Santiago Peralta, "Obsesa" received critical acclaim, earning three nominations at the Premios Graffiti a la Música Uruguaya. Her second album, "Piel Fina," released in 2020 with Little Butterfly Records, continued her growth as an artist, shifting towards a more rock-oriented sound.

Romina's music spans genres such as rock and pop rock, evident in her diverse discography that includes songs like "Temporal," "Al infierno," "Somewhere," "Turistas," "Un Millón de Amigos," "Como los Caballos," and the albums "Obsesa" and "Piel Fina." Her style is characterized by deep emotional exploration, often incorporating both Spanish and English lyrics, adding a unique layer to her compositions. With her strong background in performance arts and her evolving musical style, Romina Peluffo stands out as a versatile and creative artist in the Uruguayan music scene.