Silvina Garré, born on October 4, 1961, in Rosario, Argentina, is a singer known for her contributions to Latin and world music. She studied various musical disciplines in her hometown. Garré began her professional singing career in 1981 with Juan Carlos Baglietto and Fito Páez and released her debut solo album La Mañana Siguiente in 1983. She gained international recognition by representing Argentina at the Festival de la OTI 1983 in Washington, DC, and the Primer Festival de la Canción in El Cairo. Garré's notable works include albums like Reinas De Pueblo Grande (1986) and Trovas Rosarinas (2012). She has collaborated with prominent artists such as Caetano Veloso, Ricardo Montaner, and Litto Nebbia.
