Paseo de la Trova Rosarina: A Stroll Through Rosario's Musical Soul

The Paseo de la Trova Rosarina is more than just a historical landmark; it's a vibrant tribute to Rosario's dedication to preserving its artistic legacy, particularly in music and poetry. This lively promenade invites visitors to stroll along and discover sculptures and plaques honoring the legendary figures of Argentine music. Each piece tells a unique story, contributing to the rich fabric of local culture. The atmosphere is often infused with the sounds of traditional folk music, creating an enchanting experience. The Trova Rosarina was a spontaneous movement of musicians that solidified after the presentation of “Tiempos difíciles”, the album by Baglietto, in the Obras Sanitarias stadium of Buenos Aires, in 1982. The following year, recitals were held in the Covered Stadium of Newell´s Old Boys of Rosario and in Obras, offered by a group of Rosario artists led by Baglietto, which included themes by Páez, Abonizio, Goldín and Fandermole, among other composers. Located in the heart of Rosario, the Paseo de la Trova Rosarina is easily accessible for tourists eager to explore the city's artistic routes. Charming cafes and shops line the promenade, inviting visitors to relax and soak up the local ambiance. It's an ideal spot for taking photos or enjoying a casual meal while listening to live performances that often spring up spontaneously, showcasing the talents of local artists. The Paseo de la Trova Rosarina embodies the soul of Rosario and its people.