Los Zucara, an Argentine folk ensemble, has etched their name indelibly into the folkloric tapestry of their nation with a career that spans several decades. Comprised of talented musicians who have a deep affinity for Argentina's traditional music, Los Zucara have become custodians of their country's cultural heritage through their art. They initially emerged during a period when Argentina was experiencing a vibrant renaissance of folk music, contributing to the genre with their soulful melodies and poignant lyrics which often delve into themes of social justice, love, and the beauty of their homeland.

Their discography is a testament to their evolution and unwavering commitment to the folk sound, with albums like "Folklore Nacional #4" reflecting their ability to remain relevant and resonant within a changing musical landscape. Celebratory collections such as "Recordando a los Zucará Vol 1 & 2" offer a retrospective glimpse into their influential careers, inviting both long-time fans and new listeners to experience the depth of their musical journey. Albums like "25 Años" and its live counterpart, "25 Años en Vivo", denote significant milestones in their career, reaffirming their status as icons in the Argentine music scene. Albums such as “Pequeña Esfera,” “Nuestro Andar,” and "Sueltapajaros" showcase their virtuosity and their ability to craft music that resonates with the spirit of Argentina's diverse regions. In their more recent work, including singles like "Lamento de Febrero" and "En Tu Imagen," Los Zucara continue to reflect the contemporary heart of Argentina while staying true to the rhythms and narratives that have defined their vast and storied presence in Latin American folk music.