Delfina Campos is an Argentine singer-songwriter and producer known for her introspective lyrics and experimental approach to art pop, blending influences from literature, cinema, and fine arts into her music. She began writing songs at a young age and gained early recognition with her contributions to Amigos Raros, a project led by Emanuel Ortega, which featured her voice on songs like "A punto," the theme for 100 días para enamorarse, one of Argentina's most-watched TV series. Her solo career took shape with the release of two EPs, Los Valientes (2016) and Aurora (2018), before she fully established herself with her debut album, Como bailan los demás (2022), a deeply textured work that explores themes of duality—power and fragility, light and darkness. In 2024, she released the single "La sal" and was chosen as the opening act for the Jonas Brothers at Movistar Arena in Buenos Aires. That year, she dropped her second album Películas Perdidas, which featured contributions from Hilda Lizarazu and El Príncipe Idiota.
