Los Guaraníes are a distinguished Argentinian folk music group known for their passionate renditions of traditional songs and melodies inherent to their cultural roots. Formed in the 1980s, the band takes its name from the Guaraní people, an indigenous group found primarily in Paraguay, parts of Brazil, and northeastern Argentina, reflecting their music's deep connection to the heart of South American heritage. Los Guaraníes have been celebrated for their ability to weave complex vocal harmonies with the rich sounds of classical guitars, native flutes, and other traditional instruments to create music that resonates with the soul of the Argentinian countryside and its people.

Over the span of their career, Los Guaraníes have composed and performed an extensive repertoire of songs, embracing themes such as love, social issues, and the celebration of nature, which are staples in the genre. Albums like "Corazón de Folklore" and "28 Años" highlight the longevity and consistent appeal of their music. Live recordings such as "Placer Real 20 Años (En Vivo)" showcase the band's dynamic performance abilities and their connection with audiences, exemplifying how their concerts are an immersive cultural experience. With their timeless sound and devotion to folklore music, Los Guaraníes have earned a position as ambassadors of Argentinian tradition, bringing the spirit of their homeland to listeners around the world. Noteworthy is their characteristic use of the title "tiempos," which denotes a reflection on the passage of time and changing eras, a recurring theme in their work that adds depth to their artistic narrative.