Roby Di Stefano

Roby Di Stefano was an Argentine singer whose song 'Con Todos Menos Comigo' became something of an anthem for unrequited love. The track appeared on his 1988 album 'Palabras Cruzadas,' which also included other material that blended tango and folk elements with rock influences.

His career lasted about five decades, beginning with a debut album called 'El Cantante' that leaned into those tango and folk roots. Later records like 'Los Costados del Mundo' in 1996 and 'Sinfonías de Amor' in 2006 showed him working with more experimental sounds, including electronic touches. He kept recording into the 2010s with albums like 'El Hombre de las Mil Canciones.'

Di Stefano sometimes used his music to comment on political issues in Argentina, which drew both support and criticism. He was known for being outspoken about social injustice, though the specifics of those controversies aren't well documented in most accounts of his work.