Adolfo Berón

Adolfo Berón was a celebrated Argentine singer, guitarist, and composer born on December 21, 1915, in Zárate, Buenos Aires. He specialized in tango and native music, showcasing his talent as a guitarist and vocalist. Berón often performed as a solo artist and collaborated with famous singers, while also forming musical duos with his brothers. One notable collaboration was with his brother José, forming a duo that toured extensively across Latin America. Adolfo Berón gained significant popularity for his melodic style and powerful vibrato, and he released numerous successful recordings throughout his career.

In the 1950s, Berón led his own guitar ensemble, touring South America and performing themes by Carlos Gardel with great success. He also co-founded a renowned cultural venue called La Tuerca in Mar del Plata, which was declared a cultural interest site in 1970. Berón's musical legacy extends to his extensive discography, which includes twenty long-play discs and several notable awards, such as two Gold Discs for songs like "El abrojito" and "El poeta lloró." He continued to perform until his passing on November 7, 1982.

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