Liliana Herrero is an esteemed Argentine musician, celebrated for her profound reinterpretation of folk music. Born on September 8, 1948, in Villaguay, Entre Ríos, Argentina, she initially pursued an academic path, teaching in the Philosophy Department of the Universidad Nacional del Litoral in Santa Fe, until her encounter with another giant of Argentine music, Fito Páez, would steer her towards a full-time music career. She emerged in the music scene during the late 1980s and has since become a venerable figure in Latin American folk music, known for her distinctive voice and poignant performances.

Throughout her career, Liliana Herrero has deftly woven traditional sounds with innovative arrangements, producing an evocative blend that honors her roots while also pushing the boundaries of genre. Her discography is a testament to her versatility, featuring albums like "Mojones," and "Este Tiempo," both live and studio versions, that showcase her ability to bring new life to Argentine folk music. Herrero transcends mere performance, delving into the cultural and historical essence of each song. More recent releases such as "Toda la vida, un día (Mov.4: El Peso)" and "Canción Sobre Canción" further highlight Herrero's passion for musical storytelling, reflecting her continuous evolution as an artist. Her work, including the reinterpretation of folkloric pieces in "Falú - Dávalos" and the introspective "Confesión del Viento," affirms her status as a cerebral and soulful interpreter of Argentina's rich musical heritage.

Genres

Folklore Argentino

Latest Release

Mojones

Liliana Herrero•

Teresa Parodi•

Juan Falú

Album - 12 Tracks - Released April 28, 2023