Antonio Tarragó Ros is a revered figure in the folk music scene of Argentina, renowned for his dedication to preserving and promoting the sounds of chamamé, a traditional style of music from the Argentine Mesopotamia region, particularly the province of Corrientes. Born on September 30, 1945, in Curuzú Cuatiá, Corrientes, Tarragó Ros comes from a lineage of musicians, with his father, Tarragó Ros, being a significant chamamé player of his time. Venturing into the world of music at a young age, Antonio Tarragó Ros has become synonymous with the accordion and chamamé, embodying the spirit and rich cultural tapestry of his homeland through his compositions and performances.

Tarragó Ros's artistic contributions extend across several decades, with his most recent releases such as "Doña Redundancia Rodas" and "Chamarrita Campechana - Homenaje a Don Abelardo Dimotta" paying tribute to pivotal figures and elements within the genre. His album "Esenciales" showcases the quintessential essence of his musical journey, while "Trayectoria" is a testament to the longevity and depth of his career. Throughout his works like "Soy el Chamamé" and "Viva el Chamamé," Tarragó Ros affirms the vivacity and enduring allure of chamamé music, ensuring its continued relevance and appreciation among new generations. His dedication to his craft goes beyond mere performance; through albums like "El Río Herido" and "Al Maestro Con Cariño," he demonstrates a profound connection to his roots and a respect for the genre's pioneers, making Antonio Tarragó Ros not just a musician, but a cultural custodian of chamamé.

Genres

Chamame

Folklore Argentino

Latest Release

Merceditas

Antonio Tarragó Ros

Single - Released June 21, 2024