Abel Pintos

Abel Federico Pintos is a prominent Argentine singer and songwriter who has left a deep mark on Latin American music. Originally from Ingeniero White, in the province of Buenos Aires, his passion for music manifested itself from a very young age, when at the age of seven he was discovered by renowned artist Raúl Lavié during a school tribute. This encounter marked the beginning of his career, which has been characterized by a sound that blends pop with folk, creating an authentic and emotive proposal.

One of the key moments in his career was the release of his first album, Para cantar he nacido, in 1997. This work was presented at the prestigious stage of the Cosquín Festival, where Abel performed a selection of songs by renowned authors such as Horacio Banegas and Carlos Carabajal. His voice and charisma on stage earned him immediate recognition, opening doors to new opportunities and collaborations with other artists. Throughout his career, he has worked with figures like León Gieco and Mercedes Sosa, highlighting his ability to connect with other musicians and enrich his artistic proposal.