Soledad Pastorutti leads the singing at Pope Leo's Buenos Aires Mass
Her sister Natalia joins the outdoor performance as priests and worshippers wave white handkerchiefs and Argentine flags.
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Soledad Pastorutti brings Argentine folk music and congregational singing to the gathering for Pope Leo XIV's Mass in Buenos Aires. Wearing a poncho bearing Argentina's colors and sun, she performs before a crowd of priests, nuns and worshippers at the Monument to the Spaniards.
Spain's public broadcaster Radiotelevisión Española, through its RTVE Noticias channel, presents the broadcast as "León XIV en Argentina | Misa en el Monumento de Los Españoles | RTVE Noticias", meaning "Leo XIV in Argentina: Mass at the Monument to the Spaniards." This portion centers on the musical performance rather than the pope's homily or the celebration of Mass itself.
Pastorutti, widely known as La Sole, opens with "Brindis," encouraging the crowd to clap and join in. She follows it with Jorge Fandermole's "Oración del remanso," before welcoming her sister Natalia María Pastorutti to the stage with an affectionate introduction.
Together they sing "Pescador de hombres." The cameras show priests and other attendees raising their arms, waving white handkerchiefs and Argentine flags as the singing continues.
A Spanish-language rendition of "Hallelujah" follows. When the audience asks for another song, Soledad requests a special poncho she says was brought from the pope, jokes about its considerable weight and launches into the chacarera "A Don Ata."
The performance accompanies a visit that also includes meetings with representatives of working life and Christian communities at the Catholic University of Argentina, covered in a separate broadcast.
Argentine folk singer known as La Sole, who helped bring the genre to younger audiences. She is also a film and television actress.
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Who composed "Oración del remanso," performed by Soledad in this broadcast?
"Oración del remanso" is a composition by Argentine songwriter Jorge Fandermole.





