“Dulce Paraguay” is the new single by the singer from Entre Ríos Vanina Rivarola and it anticipates the new work of the artist. The song, also, has the participation of the renowned Teresa Parodi and Ramón Ayala.

Under the artistic production of Diego Rolón, the song was rescued from an unpublished recording that Ramón Ayala himself shared with Evaristo ‘Tito’ Rolón, Diego's father, in the early '80s.

Composed in 1954, in Posadas now this version of "Dulce Paraguay" was born, that has the entire coastline present: from Corrientes, the great Teresa Parodi -contemporary reference of the voice and the Argentine littoral composition- He is the one who introduces in this sense a tribute to our dear brother country, and from Misiones – thanks to new technologies-, the voice of a young Ramón Ayala crosses time and space in a recitation that invokes those artists who magnified the rich Paraguayan culture.

Another finding accompanies and completes this launch from the visual: an original painting, also by Ramón Ayala, intervened by nothing more and nothing less than by the great Argentine artist Marcos López.

In this difficult context, Vanina Rivarola continues working on this new album, the third in his career, seconded by Emiliano Navazo on bass and Rolón himself on guitars. Together they take up, after 50 years and with a current sound, the path opened by Jorge Cafrune and Oscar Cardozo Ocampo with the mythical album "Yo le canto al Paraguay". The first advance was "India", that saw the light in November of 2020.