Perotá Chingó was a big succes even before the band got the name. Their song Rie Chinito became viral and from that day on they never stopped, bringing their music to their public all across Latinamerica and Europe. Perotá Chingós music is not just of Latin American music, but of the entire planet. Due to the varied origin of the instrumentalists and the willingness of the group to encompass all types of sounds, in a concert of Perotá Chingó it can be heard from samba rhythms to reggae tones, through all the traditional music accents from the Southern Cone. All with a unique and original style. Perotá Chingó gives maximum importance to the voices of Dolores Aguirre and Julia Ortiz, strong and gentle at the same time and working perfectly in polyphony. Behind the absorbing presence of the voices, the instrumental base of Diego Cotelo and Martín Dacosta, intentionally minimalist, becomes a perfect accompaniment. The power and the complicity of the two singers, together with lyrics that explain the world through poetry, makes Perotá Chingó a compelling proposition.