Mel Muñíz is an Argentine singer, songwriter and multiinstrumentalist. She has participated in various musical groups, including "La Familia de Ukeleles," the female trio "Bourbon Sweethearts," and "Las Taradas." In addition to singing and composing songs, she plays several instruments, including guitar, ukulele, and trumpet. In his solo project, he composes songs from genre music, exploring bolero, son, waltz, salsa (among other Caribbean rhythms), and swing with his own signature style. Aguerrida, his first solo album, released in 2020, has received several million streams on Spotify. He has also released several singles and live versions.

In 2023, she released her second album, "La Santa Patrona de los Corazones Negros," with a renewed approach that inspires dancing and celebration. An active player in the Buenos Aires music scene, she has performed on the most renowned Argentine stages and participated in various national and international events and festivals.

The Patron Saint of Black Hearts is a mythical figure who guides this musical journey between shadow and desire. Inspired by the 18th Tarot card—The Moon—the album explores rhythms like bachata, son, salsa, and bolero, transforming each song into a ritual of trance and movement.

It's a cinematic universe populated by oracles, intense love, and emotional undertow, where everything dances through. A legend surrounds the work: the story of a woman who was both a goddess and a miracle in a cabaret of broken hearts. The cover, created with Hernán Corera, depicts Mel as a channel for this saint, crossing the Riachuelo River with her devout community. More than an album, it's a sonic ceremony for those who dare to look into the darkness... and dance within it.