Siempre hay un camino

When you find yourself in front of a melody that invites you to keep going, it's because Diego Torres managed to capture that feeling in Siempre hay un camino. The duration of this piece, 4:16, gives us just the right time to immerse ourselves in its message of persistence.

Born in Buenos Aires, Diego Torres, son of the renowned Lolita Torres, began his musical journey with the group La Marca. His foray into television came in 1991 with the series La Banda del Golden Rocket, which ran for three years. His first solo album, titled Diego Torres and produced by Cachorro López, was released in 1992 and achieved significant sales, boosted by tracks like Estamos juntos and Puedo decir que sí. The real breakthrough came with Tratar de Estar Mejor in 1994, an album that blended reggae, ballad, and funk, and included hits like San Salvador. That year and the next, Torres established himself as one of Argentina’s best-selling and most sought-after artists, surpassing 430,000 copies sold in Argentina alone. His international reach solidified with tours across Latin America and a participation in Spain on a tribute album to Joan Manuel Serrat, where he performed Penélope. Later, Luna nueva accompanied his film debut in the movie La furia, the highest-grossing film of the year in Argentina.