Soledad Pastorutti is one of the most iconic folk singers in Argentina, from her beginnings at just 15 years old to today, as a consecrated artist.. In this way, the artist never lost validity and thus she was able to reap a lot of capital that she knew how to invest to become one of the richest singers in the country.
The Sole emerged in a music industry as an unusual phenomenon: he has records that were never surpassed in the music company with which he has worked since its inception, Sony Music. One of them is having the best-selling album in the shortest amount of time in the history of said record company, for its first album, Wind Poncho. At the same time, the woman from Arequipa is a record holder in the company because her first and second albums competed for first place in sales in 1997. Believe it or burst, La Sole competed with itself.
In that context, and at a time when people still bought records since music did not exist on platforms, Soledad Pastorutti had a drastic change in her economy and began to earn millions. In addition to selling records, the artist became one of the most popular Argentina: has a record of viewers in the Jesus Mary Festival because of what happened in 1998, when they had to open the dressage field so that people could enter, an event that never happened before or since.
In that way, The Solehis effort and talent made it possible for him today, at 43 years old, to enjoy a comfortable life with luxuries, given the fortune he has earned in his almost thirty years of career. A magazine report Forbes of 2023 puts her in seventh place in a ranking of the richest musicians in Argentina, with a figure of 6 million dollars. He is followed by Diego Torres with 5 million and Andrés Calamaro, with 3. The ranking is led by Indio Solari, who has a fortune of 13 million dollars.
The excitement of La Sole in Cosquín
In January of this year, La Sole celebrated 28 years of career on the stage of the festival that saw her born as a professional artist and he couldn’t help but cry at the press conference he gave after his show. “I would say to that 15-year-old girl who returned to Arequito consecrated ‘your crazy old man wasn’t that crazy.’ Because at that time I had no idea what effort meant, what an artistic career was. I I realized that this was the right path and decided to continue with my artistic career about ten years after that moment. At first it was my dad’s idea, he is a very special guy and one day I wish that someone could tell the whole story with all the details because he really was one of those dads that everyone wants to have, just like my mom. Sorry for the emotion,” Pastorutti said through tears.
