Roberto Porzio

An avid fan base has grown around the Argentine musician Roberto Porzio's soulful Country and Americana/Alt Country music. He is most known for the songs "This is Hip," "Sad Sad Day," "How Many More Years," "Mean Old Train," "Careless Love," "Mystery Train," "Glory, Glory," "Good Morning Blues," "John Henry," and "How Can You Do It."

Each of these songs demonstrates Porzio's distinctive musical style and his capacity to hold listeners' attention with his moving lyrics and catchy arrangements. The upbeat and catchy "This is Hip" showcases Porzio's expert guitar work, while the melancholy "Sad Sad Day" explores the depths of emotional suffering with its haunting melody.

Porzio's storytelling skills are on full display in other standout songs like "How Many More Years" and "Mean Old Train," which transport listeners to a bygone age of American roots music. His ability to easily incorporate blues and folk components into his distinctive style is further evidenced by the flexibility of "Careless Love" and "Mystery Train," two of his other songs.

Through the songs "Glory, Glory," "Good Morning Blues," "John Henry," and "How Can You Do It," Porzio pays tribute to the traditional folk and gospel elements that have influenced his artistic development. His strong admiration for the rich history of American music is evident in these songs.

The appeal of Roberto Porzio's music has brought him a devoted fan base in the Country and Americana/Alt Country genres. Porzio continues to enchant audiences with his timeless sound and leave a lasting impact with his sincere performances and lyrical songs.

Argentina's renowned Country and Americana/Alt Country performer Roberto Porzio has published his most recent CD, "Made in the South." The emotional melodies and openly candid narratives on this album captivate listeners and highlight Porzio's distinctive voice and lyrical storytelling skills.

Through Porzio's distinctive fusion of Country and Americana sounds, "Made in the South" transports listeners on a musical trip. His skill as a songwriter is evident in the tunes on this album, as he deftly blends stories of love, longing, and introspection. Each song provides a window into Porzio's soulful musical universe, from the upbeat rhythms of "Dust on My Boots" to the reflective balladry of "Whiskey and Tears."

Each song on the CD benefits from the true and raw energy that Porzio offers with his distinctive raspy vocals and soulful guitar playing. Songs like "Broken Hearts and Bar Stools," where his genuine words engage with listeners on a profound level, demonstrate his ability to express emotions through music. The album's production is simple and subtle, which places the emphasis on Porzio's skill and storytelling.

'Made in the South' is proof of Roberto Porzio's talent and dedication to making music that has a deep emotional impact on listeners. As it displays the talent and passion of one of Argentina's best performers in the genre, this CD is a must-listen for aficionados of Country and Americana/Alt Country music.