Aymama is an Argentine folk music ensemble renowned for their rich vocal harmonies and dedication to the traditional rhythms of their homeland. Composed of three talented female vocalists, Analía Domizzi, Mariana Baraj, and Paula Suárez, the group has captivated audiences with their dynamic performances and authentic approach to the genre. Aymama's passion for folkloric music is deeply embedded in their work, blending classic styles with contemporary sensibilities.

The trio's commitment to Argentina's cultural heritage is evident in their discography, which includes albums that pay tribute to iconic figures and movements within the folk music sphere. Their album "Paso a Paso" showcases this dedication, featuring a collection of songs with intricate vocal arrangements and acoustic instrumentation that evoke the vast landscape of Argentina. "Canta María Elena Walsh" is another significant project by the group, where they honor the legacy of the beloved Argentine poet and musician María Elena Walsh, reinterpreting her classic children’s songs with a folkloric twist. Meanwhile, "Folclore Argentino" sees Aymama diving into the heart of Argentine folk music with tracks that both preserve and breathe new life into the traditional tunes, ensuring the genre's relevance for new generations of listeners. Each release by Aymama is a celebration of national identity and an exploration of the timeless stories woven into the fabric of Argentina's musical history.