Celeste Carballo emerged as a significant voice in the Argentine rock scene in the early 1980s, carving out a niche with her powerful vocals and her role as a pioneering female rock artist in Latin America. Born on September 21, 1956, in Buenos Aires, Argentina, Carballo's music journey has been characterized by her raw, soulful voice and her commitment to blending genres, which has set her apart as a versatile and enduring artist.

Carballo's career took off with her debut album, "Me Vuelvo Cada Día Más Loca" in 1982, which made significant waves with its blend of rock, blues, and soul. Over the years, her discography has grown to include a variety of live albums and studio efforts, showcasing her eclectic musical style and her ability to incorporate elements of jazz, pop, and rock into her sound. Notable recent releases like "Celeste en Jazz&Pop '82 (En Vivo)" capture the essence of her live performances, brimming with the energy and passion that have become hallmarks of her long-standing career. As a collaborator and soloist, Celeste Carballo has continued to enchant audiences, using her music as a tool for personal expression and an exploration of diverse musical landscapes. Her impact on the Argentine music scene and her status as a prominent female voice in a male-dominated industry have solidified her legacy as an icon of Latin American rock.

Genres

Argentine Rock

Rock Nacional

Latest Release

Celeste en Jazz&Pop '82 (En Vivo)

Celeste Carballo

Album - 7 Tracks - Released September 15, 2023