El Cuarteto is a popular music genre that originated in Argentina during the 1940s. It combines elements of Cumbia and Tango, characterized by its lively rhythms and catchy melodies. Typically performed by a group of four musicians, it often features instruments like the accordion, guitar, and percussion. The genre gained widespread popularity in the 1990s, especially in the Cordoba region. El Cuarteto is known for its energetic dance style and engaging lyrics, often focusing on themes of love and everyday life. It has become a significant part of Argentinian culture and continues to influence contemporary music.