Roxana Carabajal is an esteemed folk singer and composer who has become a prominent figure in the Argentine folk music scene, carrying the torch of the Carabajal family's rich musical legacy. Born into the Carabajal dynasty, renowned for their deep roots in the traditional folk music of Santiago del Estero, Roxana embodies the spirit and passion of her heritage. Her music is a reflection of her Santiagueña identity, marked by the rhythms and poetry of the Chacarera and the Zamba, which are endemic to the region.

Throughout her career, Roxana has diligently worked to contribute to the recognition and dissemination of Argentine folk music. Her most recent releases, such as "Autóctona," "Soy," and "Mujer Santiagueña," showcase her commitment to exploring the richness of her cultural background and the experiences of Latin American women. Albums like "Amor, Sangre y Silencio," demonstrate her lyrical depth and heartfelt performance style, while "Serie De Oro" captures the essence of her musical journey. Roxana Carabajal's contributions to the genre have cemented her status as a custodian of Argentine musical tradition and as a voice of contemporary folk expression.