Los De Salta are a revered Argentinian folk music ensemble that have played a significant role in the perpetuation and celebration of traditional Argentinian folk music. Their name, which pays homage to the Salta Province in Argentina, reflects their deep roots in the cultural and musical traditions of the region. They are known for their soulful renditions of folkloric genres such as zamba, cueca, and baguala, with a discography that highlights their dedication to both preserving and innovating within these forms.

The group's longevity is marked by numerous albums that capture the essence of the Argentinian landscape and the spirit of its people. With releases such as "Folclor," "Contigo," and "18 Grandes Canciones," Los De Salta have curated a collection of music that resonates with both nostalgia and a timeless quality. Their albums like "Siempre con Vos" and "A Nuestra Manera" showcase their ability to connect with audiences through their music. The chronological series that includes "Los de Salta Cronología - Con Gustito a Salta (1987)," "Provinciania (1985)," "Bodas de Plata (1983)," "Salta, Mi Canto Te Canta (1981)," and "El Cielo Azul de Los de Salta (1979)," documents the progression of their sound and commitment to their craft over years. As cultural ambassadors of Argentinian folk music, Los De Salta have earned a respected place in the hearts of music lovers both within and beyond their homeland.