Rudi y Nini Flores are a celebrated duo of Argentine musicians, known for their emotive and intricate interpretations of Chamamé, a traditional music and dance genre from the Mesopotamia region in Argentina. Born into a family deeply rooted in the folkloric music tradition, Rudi y Nini have become synonymous with the soulful essence of the Argentinian cultural landscape.

Their music, characterized by the virtuoso guitar play of Rudi and the melodic accordion of Nini, is a vibrant homage to their native Corrientes province. The brothers have garnered international acclaim, bringing the rustic charm of Chamamé to global audiences. Their discography, which includes titles like "Em casa" and "Canto a Mi Terruño," is a rich tapestry of storytelling that speaks of love, nostalgia, and the beauty of the rural life. With each release, such as "Refugio de Soñadores" and "Chamarrita Enamorada," they echo the memories and dreams of their homeland, ensuring the spirit of Chamamé continues to resonate through the changing tides of music.