Eduardo Falú

Argentinian guitarist and composer

Eduardo Falú - Artists & Creatives born July 7th, 1923
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Contributed significantly to Argentine folk music as a guitarist and composer. Developed a distinctive playing style that highlighted the rich traditions of Argentina. Worked on numerous musical compositions and arrangements, earning recognition in both national and international circles. Collaborated with various artists and participated in significant cultural events throughout his career.

Composed the popular piece 'Alfonsina y el Mar'

Influenced the Nueva Cancion movement

Performed at prestigious festivals and concerts

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