Argentine singer Soledad Pastorutti sang at the first Mass celebrated by Pope Leo XIV in Argentina, according to La Nación. The event took place in Palermo, and coverage from TN described her performance for the faithful gathered there.
Pastorutti, widely known as "La Sole," also gave a surprise performance ahead of the Mass, Infobae reported, delivering an emotional rendition of a historic Catholic classic. La Voz del Interior reported that she was joined by her sister Natalia and that the pair moved the crowd in the run-up to the service.
According to La Nación, Pastorutti said she hoped the day would stay in people's hearts forever. Diario Río Negro focused on the poncho she wore before the Pope, reporting on how it was woven and what its colors signify.
The reports place the appearance within the visit of Pope Leo XIV to Argentina, with the Palermo Mass drawing the attention of several Argentine outlets. The coverage centered on the singer's contribution to the occasion and the response of those present.
Further reporting from the outlets covering the visit may clarify additional details of the ceremony and the Pope's schedule in Argentina.
