List of music artists and bands from Argentina

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This is a list of music artists and bands from Argentina , categorized according to musical genre.

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Old Cumbia Villera

Tango

Cuarteto

Chamamé

Other Argentine folk music

Nueva canción, Nueva Trova/protest music

Bolero

Argentine-Spaniard fusion

Reggae

Ska

Rock

Hip hop

Electropop

Pop

Ballad

Instrumental

Piano

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