Carlos Di Fulvio is a revered Argentine folk singer-songwriter and guitarist, celebrated for his profound contributions to the traditional music of Argentina. Born in Bell Ville, Córdoba Province, on May 30, 1931, Di Fulvio is renowned for his mastery in depicting the diverse landscapes and spirit of his country through his music. His style is deeply rooted in the folklore tradition, infusing narratives about rural life, indigenous culture, and regional history into his compositions, and portrays a strong attachment to the land and its people.

Throughout his extensive career, Di Fulvio has released numerous albums that have been warmly received, cementing his status as one of the foremost figures in Argentine folkloric music. His works, such as "Esencia del folklore" and "Mis Mejores 30 Canciones," resonate with the soul of Argentina's heartland, while albums like "Campo Afuera" and "Del Altiplano a la Pampa" capture the wide geographic and cultural varieties of his homeland. His evocative lyrics and masterful guitar work in "Guitarrero" and "Coplitas para Mi Canto" endeared him to audiences, reflecting a deep affection and understanding of his craft. Even in the later stages of his career with releases like "Esperanza en los Días Que Vienen," Di Fulvio continued to convey hope and resilience through his music, inspiring new generations to appreciate the rich heritage of Argentine folklore.