Tamara Castro
Tamara Castro came up in Salta, an Andean town where her father was a zamba singer. She grew up hearing that music and later took cues from singers like...
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Tamara Castro came up in Salta, an Andean town where her father was a zamba singer. She grew up hearing that music and later took cues from singers like Mercedes Sosa and Atahualpa Yupanqui.
Her first album came out in 2010, called 'Zamba de Amor En Vuelo.' The title track got some attention for her voice and the way she handled the lyrics. She put out a few more records after that, including 'Por Siempre Zamba' in 2014 and 'Huella de Canto' in 2018.
Some listeners thought she was making the traditional style too polished or commercial. She kept playing it anyway, usually with a band that included guitarists Eduardo Valle and Pablo Giménez. Other songs people know are 'El Gato Que Esta Triste Y Azul' and 'Abrázame Así.'
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