Diego Arolfo is an Argentine singer-songwriter whose music is deeply rooted in the folk traditions of South America, with a particular emphasis on the sounds and styles of his native Argentina. As a contemporary folklorist, he has been able to capture the soulful essence of traditional genres while infusing them with a modern sensibility. Arolfo's work is characterized by its lyrical depth, often exploring themes of love, absence, and the quest for self-discovery.

Among his most recent releases, "Ay Ay Ay de la Ausencia" reflects the heartache of separation and the longing that accompanies it, a theme that resonates with many of his listeners. "Zamba para Encontrarte," on the other hand, showcases the traditional Argentine zamba rhythm, reinterpreted through Arolfo’s unique musical lens. The evocative "Niña de Cristal" highlights his ability to create delicate and emotive musical narratives, solidifying his position as a poignant storyteller through music. Diego Arolfo’s poetic approach to songwriting and his respect for folkloric sounds have made him a respected figure in the Latin American folk music scene.