Real name: Roberto Darwin Barrientos Coppola

Effective period / Period of releases: 1973 - 1987

Uruguayan folk singer-songwriter and guitarist.
Born: January 28, 1942, Montevideo, Uruguay.
Died: February 21, 2024.

Roberto Darvin, a revered figure in Uruguayan music, made significant contributions to the country's musical landscape. Beginning his career post-World War II, Darvin's journey took him from local stages to international fame, notably at the First World Festival of Latin Song in Mexico. Facing Uruguay's political turmoil, he found solace and continued his musical pursuits in Madrid. Darvin's work resonated with the new Latin American song movement, blending traditional Uruguayan rhythms like candombe and milonga into his compositions. His legacy includes collaborations with renowned artists and his influence on folkloric music, leaving behind a discography that celebrates Uruguayan identity.