Cristina Dall is, and has been for years, an unavoidable referent of Argentinian blues. She starts her professional career in the 80s with different groups like Magnun 44, La Doble Dos or La Fusilera, among others. She achieves maturity as a singer, pianist and composer when, together with Deborah Dixon, Viviana Scaliza and Mona Fraiman form the famous band Las Blacanblus in 1991. This group allows her to develop her creative and musical capacity to her maximum level and to achieve enough popularity so as to be asked to share stage with important local artists such as Pappo, Patricio Rey y los Redonditos de Ricota, Andres Calamaro, Marilina Ross, Fito Paez, La Missisipi, Memphis La Blusera and Botafogo among others. She also shared stage with international artists such as Koko Taylor, Taj Mahal, Johnnie Jonson, Bo Diddley, Katie Webster, Joaquin Sabina and others.