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Sara Cayul
Sara Cayul grew up in Esquel, a town in Patagonia, where she found music early on despite a difficult childhood. She moved to Buenos Aires at 17 to pursue...
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Sara Cayul grew up in Esquel, a town in Patagonia, where she found music early on despite a difficult childhood. She moved to Buenos Aires at 17 to pursue singing, and in 2006 released her self-titled debut album. The song 'Nunca Me Has Dejado' from that record connected with listeners across Latin America.
Her lyrics sometimes address social issues, which has led to occasional criticism from certain quarters. She's kept writing and performing with that same directness, supported by a dedicated audience and other musicians in the Argentine folk scene.
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