Jorgelina Aruzzi
Jorgelina Aruzzi came up in San Juan, Argentina, where tango and folklore were part of the local sound. Her debut album in the early 2000s included the single...
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Jorgelina Aruzzi came up in San Juan, Argentina, where tango and folklore were part of the local sound. Her debut album in the early 2000s included the single "24 Horas," which became a hit for its straightforward melody and lyrics about time and relationships.
She followed that with albums like "Espiral" in 2005, "Piel" in 2010, and "Identidad" in 2015. Other songs in her catalog include "Chiquititas," "Dónde Estás?," "Estoy Loco," and "Mentiritas." In 2008, a performance of the national anthem at a soccer match drew some public debate.
Aruzzi has kept a band for live shows, and her writing tends to circle back to love and personal reflection without much studio polish.
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