Suite Argentina Para Guitarra Cuerdas, Corno Y Clavecín / Jeromita Linares, Para Guitarra Y Cuarteto De Cuerdas

Released in 1983 on the Philips label, this recording showcases the collaboration between renowned Argentine guitarist Eduardo Falú and the esteemed chamber ensemble Camerata Bariloche. The album features compositions by Carlos Guastavino, a central figure in 20th-century Argentine art music known for his lyrical, romantic style that heavily incorporated elements of regional folk music. By pairing the technical precision of a classical chamber group with the expressive, idiomatic guitar work of Falú, the recording serves as a definitive exploration of the fusion between formal academic structures and the soulful traditions of the Argentine landscape.

The production highlights the sophisticated arrangements characteristic of Guastavino's output during his mature period. The choice of instrumentation—specifically the combination of guitar, strings, horn, and harpsichord in the 'Suite Argentina'—was intended to evoke both the baroque heritage of chamber music and the distinct timbral qualities of rural Argentine music. Upon its release, the record was well-received by critics for its cultural authenticity and the seamless performance of the Camerata Bariloche, who were at the time arguably the most prominent ambassadors of Argentine classical music on the international stage.