Los Tucu Tucu is an esteemed folk music group hailing from Argentina, celebrated for their commitment to the rich tradition of Argentine folklore. Formed in the early 1960s in the province of Tucumán, which inspired their name ("Tucu" being a diminutive of Tucumán), the group swiftly gained prominence for their authentic renditions of traditional Argentine music, often imbued with the regional essence of their homeland. Los Tucu Tucu has since become synonymous with the preservation of folkloric sounds, performing a diverse repertoire including zambas, chacareras, vidalas, and other native styles. Their contribution to the music scene has been marked by an unshakeable devotion to cultural expression, passing down the heritage of Argentine music through their beautifully crafted harmonies and skilled instrumentation.

With an illustrious career spanning several decades, Los Tucu Tucu's discography is a testament to their enduring appeal and influence on the genre. Albums like "Eternamente Tucu," "Mas Allá Del Amor," and the "Nostalgias Norteñas" series show the range and depth of their craft, while compilations like "La Historia Del Folklore (Segunda Parte)" and "La Historia" encapsulate their journey and significant contributions to folklore music. Moreover, the collection "Tributo, Sus 20 Mejores Canciones" is not just a retrospective of their greatest hits but also serves as a gateway for new generations to experience the timeless artistry of Los Tucu Tucu. Their musical legacy continues to inspire both audiences and fellow musicians alike, securing their place as pillars of Argentine cultural identity.

Genres

Folclore Tucumano

Folklore Argentino

Zamba

Latest Release

Tributo, Sus 20 Mejores Canciones

Los Tucu Tucu

Album - 20 Tracks - Released May 3, 2013