Mariano Clavijo stands out in the scene of the new Argentine folklore with his privileged voice, skill on the guitar, and knowledge of the country's traditional rhythms. Like other prominent exponents such as Negro Aguirre, Juan Quintero and Luna Monti, and those who delve into the legacy of figures like Cuchi Leguizamón and Raúl Carnota, Clavijo brings a new perspective to Argentinean song. Originally from Córdoba, Clavijo shines especially in chacareras and zambas, with "Tonada Amanecida" being a standout track on his album. The arrangements on the album are well executed, although some criticism could focus on the cleanliness of the guitar sound, a detail that only the most discerning listeners will notice.