Los Reyes Del Chamamé, whose name translates to "The Kings of Chamamé," is a group deeply rooted in the rich traditions of Argentine folklore, specifically dedicated to the genre of chamamé, a style of music that originated in the northeastern region of Argentina and incorporates elements from European and Guarani folk music. This genre often features the accordion, alongside guitars and sometimes other instruments, to create lively and captivating rhythms.

Celebrating half a century of musical journey with the release of "Mis 50 Años Con el Chamamé," Los Reyes Del Chamamé have entrenched themselves as stalwarts of this regional music style, beloved by audiences for maintaining the cultural legacy through their performances and recordings. Other releases like "20 Superéxitos Originales, Vol. 2," "20 Súper Éxitos Originales," and "Los Originales" are testaments to their rich discography, offering a blend of nostalgic tunes and vivacious new works that continue to shape and define the chamamé genre. The album "Ex Conjunto Tarragó Ros" indicates their historical link and tribute to the foundational work of Conjunto Tarragó Ros, one of the legendary groups that popularized chamamé. Los Reyes Del Chamamé keep the spirit and essence of this folk tradition alive, ensuring that it endures and evolves with each new generation of listeners and dancers.