Pablo Estramín was a revered Uruguayan singer and songwriter, known for his deep and emotive voice, which became a signature element of his expressive music. Born on October 21, 1957, in Montevideo, Uruguay, his real name was Washington Benavides Dutra. Throughout his life, Estramín was celebrated for his heartfelt contributions to Latin American folk music, and his work remained closely tied to the social and cultural fabric of Uruguay.
Beginning his career in the late 1970s, Estramín's discography is a reflection of his dedication to folk music and his ability to translate the human experience into song. His works like "Inéditas en el Último Rincón" and "Navega Mi Corazón" are testament to his lyrical prowess and his undying passion for his craft. His performances were not only about the music but also about connecting with audiences on a deeply emotional level, as seen in live recordings such as "En Vivo" and "Gardel Posta Posta - En Vivo." Estramín's commitment to authenticity is further showcased in remastered releases such as "La Campana (Remastered 2022)," ensuring that his rich musical legacy continues to resonate with listeners new and old. His untimely passing on June 18, 2011, left a void in the Uruguayan music scene, but his songs remain cherished across generations, painting a vivid picture of the land and its people through his poetic melodies and powerful storytelling.
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