Ricardo Soule, founder of the pioneering Argentine rock band Vox Dei, has died at the age of 76 following health issues. Soule was a key figure in the development of rock nacional in Argentina, creating some of the genre’s most enduring anthems. He is best known for writing and performing songs like "Presente" and "Génesis," early classics of Argentine rock music. Vox Dei, formed in the 1960s, quickly gained popularity for its unique sound and socially conscious lyrics. Soule’s contribution to the cultural landscape of Argentina is significant, influencing generations of musicians. His passing marks a loss for the Argentine music community and fans across the country. His work remains a vital part of Argentina’s musical heritage.