Rodrigo Tapari

Rodrigo Tapari is a renowned Argentine singer and songwriter, born on December 21, 1983, in Monte Grande. He initially gained fame as the lead vocalist of the tropical music group Ráfaga, a position he held for 14 years. During his time with Ráfaga, he co-wrote several successful songs, including the hit "Una cerveza," which significantly boosted the band's popularity. In 2017, Tapari embarked on a solo career, releasing singles like "Y para qué sufrir" and "Que ya no me llame." His acoustic project *Íntimo* in 2018 earned him a nomination for Best Tropical Male Artist at the Premios Gardel. Since then, he has continued to expand his musical reach with collaborations and performances across Latin America and Europe.

As a solo artist, Tapari has released several albums, including *Es tan grande este amor* in 2019 and *En Vivo Teatro Gran Rex* in 2020. He has also participated in various Argentine reality shows, such as *Cantando por un sueño* and *Showmatch La Academia*. His music is characterized by its infectious rhythms and melodies, often blending traditional Cumbia styles with modern tropical sounds. Tapari's recent releases reflect his ongoing creativity and versatility in the Latin music scene.

Genres

Cumbia

Cuarteto

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Latest Release

Ámala Tú

Rodrigo Tapari

Single - Released January 3, 2025