Los Visconti, originally known as Los Hermanos Visconti, were twin brothers Abel
and Víctor Visconti from Coronel Dorrego, Buenos Aires, who began their musical
journey in the early 1950s, drawing on romantic and emotive interpretations of
valsecitos criollos. Their breakthrough came in 1974 when they performed at the
prestigious Cosquín Festival and achieved national fame with their heartfelt
delivery of Andean-inspired folklore. Throughout the late 1970s and 1980s, they
released a succession of studio albums—including Un solo corazón (1975),
Abriendo huellas (1976), El cantar d...