Soledad, often known as Soledad Pastorutti, is a prominent figure in the Latin American music scene, particularly in the folk and popular music of Argentina. Born on October 12, 1980, in Arequito, a small town in Santa Fe Province, Argentina, she emerged as a formidable presence in the music industry when she won the Cosquín Festival in 1996 as a young teen. Her strong and emotive voice, coupled with a modern interpretation of Argentine folk music, swiftly gained her a large following.

Throughout her career, Soledad has masterfully blended traditional folk sounds with contemporary pop and ballads, which is evident in her repertoire, including songs like "Natural," "La Paloma," and "Tu Marca." She has maintained a significant presence in Argentina and beyond, thanks to her vibrant live performances, which often reflect her deep love for her roots, such as the energy felt in "Aunque Me Digas Que No (Luna Park)." She continues to captivate audiences with releases like "Vidas Comunes" and "Lloviendo Estrellas," where her commitment to her artistic identity shines through. Collaborations, like "Lágrimas y Flores" featuring Natalie Perez, demonstrate her ability to bridge the gap between genres and generations, ensuring her music resonates with a broad audience. With numerous awards and accolades under her belt, Soledad remains a cherished and influential artist in the Latin music world.

Genres

Folklore Argentino

Folklore Surero

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Latest Release

Tan Bonita

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Soledad

Single - Released May 31, 2024