Silvana Armentaro

Italian-descendent Silvana Armentaro began singing when she was a kid, later, going to guitar, piano, and spanish classes. The talented vocalist/songwriter made up for the very first time at age nine, soon, taking part in a local Television show known as Dios y Los Niñoperating-system. In 1992, Silvana Armentaro displayed Argentina at OTI’s event with a music known as “Juntos, Tú y Yo” with San Remo’s event in 1996, performing “Senza Tuo Amore.” After liberating a self-titled recording, Silvana Armentaro produced Rios de Agua Viva, offering tunes in Spanish, British, and Italian.