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Pop argentino is the Spanish‑language mainstream pop music made in Argentina. It blends the melodicism and lyrical sophistication of the country’s rock nacional with new wave, synth‑pop, disco and later electropop and urban Latin rhythms. Across decades it has moved fluidly between guitar‑based pop‑rock, glossy dance‑pop and romantic ballads, while keeping strong hooks, sing‑along choruses and an urbane, Rioplatense identity. Contemporary acts often fuse reggaetón/dembow and electronic production with classic pop songwriting, helping the genre travel well across Latin America and beyond.