Cuarteto

Cuarteto is a vibrant and rhythmic music genre originating from the Córdoba province of Argentina. Characterized by its fast-paced, bouncy rhythm, cuarteto is primarily driven by the use of the accordion or button accordion, alongside electric bass, drums, and keyboards. This genre blends elements from European styles like the pasodoble, tarantella, and polka with Afro-Argentine musical traditions, creating a unique sound that promotes joyous dancing and fervent beats. The lyrics, often sung in a distinctive and passionate style, typically revolve around themes of love, betrayal, and everyday life stories. While it has evolved over time, cuarteto remains a cornerstone of Argentinian music culture, captivating audiences with its infectious energy as exemplified by artists such as La Nueva Luna, Los Palmeras, and Gilda, who each contribute to the rich tapestry of the genre.

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El Amor es Ciego
Single - Released October 31, 2024

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Angela Leiva
Banda XXI
Commanche
El Dipy
El Polaco
Eugenia Quevedo
Gilda
Gladys "La bomba tucumana"
Grupo Play
Hernan y La Champion's Liga
Jambao
La Champions Liga
La K'onga
La Liga
La Nueva Luna
La Sonora Master
La banda de Carlitos
Los Charros
Los Manseros Santiagueños
Los Palmeras
Los del Fuego
Magui Olave
Mala Fama
Nestor En Bloque
Nico Mattioli
Q' Lokura
Rodrigo
Siete Lunas
Ulises Bueno
Valentina
Valentina Marquez
Walter Olmos
Q' Lokura
La K'onga
Ulises Bueno
Los Palmeras
Eugenia Quevedo
Nestor En Bloque
La Nueva Luna
Los del Fuego
Rodrigo
La banda de Carlitos
Gilda
Angela Leiva
Banda XXI
Los Charros
El Polaco
Nico Mattioli
Jambao
Los Manseros Santiagueños
La Champions Liga
La Sonora Master
Hernan y La Champion's Liga
Siete Lunas
Grupo Play
La Liga
Valentina Marquez
Walter Olmos
El Dipy
Magui Olave
Valentina
Mala Fama
Commanche
Gladys "La bomba tucumana"