Jaime Torres, born 21 September 1938 in San Miguel de Tucumán, was an Argentine
charango player and guitarist born to Bolivian immigrants. He first broke
through in 1964 as a key performer on Ariel Ramírez’s Misa Criolla. Torres
released albums such as La Historia (2006), Altiplano (2008), Amauta (2013), and
Embrujo Del Altiplano (2014). Torres toured Europe, the United States, Latin
America, and Asia, playing venues including the Teatro Colón, the Berlin
Philharmonic, and Lincoln Center. His achievements include the SADAIC Award for
Great Performers of Popular Music and the Kone...