Argentino Luna, born Rodolfo Giménez on June 21, 1941, in General Madariaga, Argentina, was a singer and composer known for his contributions to Argentine folk music. Growing up as the son of rural workers, Luna's musical talent emerged spontaneously without formal training. He began his career in the late 1960s, gaining prominence with his debut TV appearance in 1968 and his first major hit “Zamba para decir adiós”. Throughout his career, Luna released numerous albums including Con guitarra prestada canta... Argentino Luna (1968) and La Raíz de mi Canto (2004). His music spanned various genres within Argentine folk. Luna passed away on March 19, 2011, from kidney failure.
