Lisandro Aristimuño is an Argentine singer-songwriter from Viedma, Argentina, born in 1978. He lives in Buenos Aires and works as a solo artist. His music combines folk and electronic elements with pop, and he is also described through the themes and imagery of southern winds, humid landscapes and smoky settings.

Career

Aristimuño's first album is Azules turquesas, released in 2004 on the independent label Los Años Luz. The record is placed among the 50 best albums of that year, and he is named Best New Artist by Rolling Stone and Les Inrockuptibles. He is also a finalist for the Carlos Gardel award in the new forms of folk music category.

His second album, Ese asunto de la ventana, follows in 2005, again on Los Años Luz. It receives strong reviews from major magazines in Argentina and is also included among Rolling Stone's top 50 albums of the year.

Style

Aristimuño's work sits at the intersection of folk, electronic effects and a strong pop sensibility. His listed genre is pop, and he is associated with folk, singer-songwriter, indie and Argentine folklore.

Associated act

He is linked with Hermano Hormiga.