Los Alonsitos

Los Alonsitos are an iconic group hailing from Corrientes, Argentina, renowned for their deep roots in the venerable traditions of chamamé music—a genre intrinsically linked to the northeastern region of Argentina, Paraguay, and southern Brazil. Formed in the mid-1980s, the band consists of three Alonso brothers—Marco, Ricardo, and Luis—along with Edgar Romero Maciel. Together, they have become ambassadors of the chamamé, bringing the folkloric rhythms and melodies of their homeland to a broader audience.

The music of Los Alonsitos is characterized by the melodic interplay of accordion, guitar, and bass, accompanied by heartfelt, soulful vocals that often tell stories of rural life, love, and nostalgia—themes deeply embedded in the regional culture. Over the years, they have enjoyed substantial success not only in Argentina but across Latin America, thanks to an extensive discography and energetic live performances. With recent releases like "Añoranzas" and "En Una Voz," as well as heartfelt live renditions such as "Ay Amor (En Vivo)" and "Cinco Minutos (En Vivo)," Los Alonsitos have secured their place as stewards of a beloved musical tradition, earning acclaim and a devoted fan base that spans generations.

Genres

Chamame

Folclore Salteno

Folklore Argentino

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Latest Release

Hoy Como Ayer, Vol. 7 (Remastered 2025)

Los Alonsitos

Album - 12 Tracks - Released August 13, 2025