Los Piojos
Verano del 92


El farolito


Tan sólo


Como Alí

Mancha de Rolando
Santa María


Mancha de Rolando
Arde la ciudad


Caballeros de la quema
Avanti morocha


Oxidado

She's weird. I don't think is safe to be around.

Juana Molina
Un día


you can see how she does it
here

(^sorry, I can't link to YouTube without the video automatically inserted. I tried to make it just a link)

I know when to stop, so let's switch to something not looking weird:

Hilda Lisarazu
Sola en los bares


Todo cambia


Olvidate de mí

Poncho
Please me


Maxi Trusso & Mercurio
No Matter


Bittrox
Made of gold


Well, it can be debated if Kevin Johansen belongs to Argentine music, since he's born in Alaska, where he lived until 12 years old.

Kevin Johansen
Down with my baby

I'm worried about this

here

Music Banter - Announcements in Forum : Country, Folk & World Music

So, I would cut this to one post a day.

Mama Perfecta
Liberate y bailá


Los Pericos
Waiting for your love


Reggae Rockers
Tell Me


Sumo
Reggae de paz y amor

Redonditos de Ricota

Vamos las bandas


Un poco de amor francés


Mi perro dinamita


Mariposa pontiac

Charly García

Fanky


Rezo por vos


Buscando un símbolo de paz


No voy en tren

I like the Por una cabeza from the beginning though I never heared about it before.

You probably heard it if you watched movies like True Lies, Schindler's List, or Scent of a Woman.



The genre is tango. Maybe the best composer was Piazzolla.

Piazzolla's Adios Nonino -Goodbye grandpa- is a song made after his grandparent death. It tries to convey the mix of feelings caused by loss. Sometimes is chaotic, sometimes is nostalgic and bittersweet.



This another has a style shared with Mission Impossible theme:

Fuga y misterio


The next ones are more mundane (and modern):

Bajofondo
Pa' bailar


Bersuit Vergarabat
Perro amor explota

Maybe you can help me with the name of a band, Argento :-
They have a girl singer and some unusual songs.Their name is something like "Architeritops" , but I can`t spell it well enough to find them on Google or anywhere.

I figure if anyone knows them you should : if they`re not actually Argentinian, I`m pretty sure they`re from South America.