De la Misma Raíz es un álbum de Los Fronterizos lanzado en 1997. Grabado en Grabado en Buenos Aires, Argentina, durante 1996 y 1997, en los estudios de la discográfica.. Producción a cargo de Los Fronterizos y Juan Carlos Saravia. Escuchalo completo en LyricStream.
This album marked the return of Los Fronterizos to the recording studio after several years of hiatus, reaffirming their relevance in Argentine folklore. Released in 1997 as a tribute to their musical roots, it focused on northern traditions. The reception was positive, highlighting their vocal quality and careful arrangements. The album connected with audiences nostalgic for the group's classic sound.
The album's sound features clean production that emphasizes the group's characteristic vocal harmonies. Songs like 'Zamba de la Candelaria' and 'Luna Tucumana' exemplify their style, blending guitars, bombos, and violins. The tracklist includes both classics and new compositions, balancing tradition and renewal.
De la Misma Raíz is considered a transitional album that reaffirmed the group's identity during a period of change in popular music. Its legacy lies in proving that Los Fronterizos remained relevant, influencing new generations of folk musicians. Today it is valued as a key piece in their later discography.