Lorena Astudillo is an Argentine singer and songwriter renowned for her emotive voice and deep connection to the folkloric traditions of Latin America, especially those of her home country. With a career that spans over two decades, Astudillo has become a respected figure in the realm of contemporary Argentine music, often weaving together threads from various regional styles, like tango, zamba, and chacarera, into her own distinctive tapestry of sound.

Her music, characterized by its poetic lyricism and rich vocal interpretations, has been celebrated and acknowledged with multiple awards and recognitions. Astudillo's body of work includes a series of critically acclaimed albums such as "El Hilo Infinito," "Crisálida," and "Peregrina," showing her virtuosity and versatility as both a singer and an interpreter of folk music. Notably, her project "Lorena canta al Cuchi" is a heartfelt tribute to the legendary Argentine composer Gustavo "Cuchi" Leguizamón, wherein she brings new life to his classic compositions. Through her recent releases like "Resiliente" and "La Tiburona," Lorena Astudillo continues to expand her musical horizons while maintaining the essence of traditional South American sounds.