Omar Moreno Palacios was a revered Argentine folklorist and singer-songwriter, known for his deep connection to the musical traditions of the Southern Buenos Aires Province, especially the Chascomús area. Born on May 5, 1938, in the city of Chascomús, Palacios' music was steeped in the narratives and the cultural tapestry of the Argentine Pampas. His style was characterized by a profound love of the land and the gaucho culture, which is reflected in his lyrical content and his commitment to traditional sounds.

Over the course of his career, Moreno Palacios became an emblematic figure of the Argentine folk scene, contributing significantly to the preservation and evolution of the genre. His body of work showcased not only his talent as a musician and composer but also his skill as a storyteller. With albums like "Cantos Niños para Gente Grande" and "Del Caballo y Su Pilchaje" series, he painted vivid pictures of rural life, capturing the essence of the gaucho spirit. His live recordings, such as "Surero en todas partes 2 (En Vivo)" and "Provincia de Buenos Aires (En Vivo)," highlight the magnetic connection he had with audiences, truly showcasing his legacy as a folkloric maestro who championed the stories and sounds of the vast Argentine plains. Omar Moreno Palacios passed away on April 20, 2021, leaving behind a rich and enduring musical heritage.