Susana Rinaldi, affectionately known as "La Tana," is a celebrated Argentine tango singer and actress whose work has left an indelible mark on the cultural landscape. Born in Buenos Aires in 1935, Rinaldi gained fame not only for her powerful voice but also for her role in the tango renewal movement. Collectors particularly seek out her captivating film, *María Elena Walsh: Postal Detenida* (2012), which showcases her artistic versatility and highlights her contributions to both music and cinema. This title is prized for its unique blend of storytelling and Rinaldi's musical performances, making it a gem in any collection. Her influence extends beyond her recordings, as she has passionately advocated for human rights and social justice throughout her career. Rinaldi's ability to transform traditional tango into a compelling modern art form resonates with collectors who appreciate the historical context of her work. With awards such as the SADAIC Grand Prize and the Konex Award, her legacy continues to inspire new generations, ensuring that her films and music remain highly sought after in the realm of physical media.