La 5ta Justa
La 5ta Justa formed in 2001 in Purmamarca, Argentina, led by brothers Facundo and Martín Saravia. They started as a group focused on Andean folklore, with...
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La 5ta Justa formed in 2001 in Purmamarca, Argentina, led by brothers Facundo and Martín Saravia. They started as a group focused on Andean folklore, with Facundo handling lead vocals and charango while Martín sang and played guitar. Their 2006 single 'A Purmamarca' became a breakout hit in Argentina.
The band's sound mixes traditional instruments like charango and zampoña with modern arrangements. They've released albums including their self-titled 2003 debut, 2007's 'A Purmamarca,' and 2019's 'Alma.' Songs like 'Amor Verdadero' and 'La Luna' show their blend of folk traditions with accessible melodies.
Beyond the Saravia brothers, the group includes Diego Guerrero on drums, Ernesto Guitart on bass, and Joaquín Tolaba on percussion. In 2018, they faced plagiarism accusations over 'La Cachuca,' which led to the song's withdrawal after a settlement.
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