Soledad

Bio

Soledad Pastorutti, born October 12, 1980, in Arequito, Argentina, is a prominent Argentine folk singer known for her interpretations of chamamé and traditional folklore. She rose to national fame in the late 1990s with her sister Natalia, releasing the breakthrough album "Poncho al Viento" that showcased her powerful voice and deep connection to Argentine musical roots. Throughout her career, Soledad has blended traditional folk elements with contemporary arrangements, earning recognition as one of Argentina's leading voices in latin folk music. Her repertoire spans chamamé, zamba, and other regional styles, maintaining authenticity while appealing to modern audiences across Latin America.