"Ginamaria Hidalgo, an argentine singer who made her North American debut at Carnegie Hall, is a soft soprano voice of exceptional purity and beauty. Used naturally, it has a lovely delicate vibrato and eveness."
John Rockell, "PURITY AND BEAUTY IN HIDALGO'S VOICE", The New York Times

"Ginamaria Hidalgo possesses a one-in-a-million voice, the kind that can stop you dead in your tracks".
Procter Lippincott, The Village Voice, New York.

"Ginamaria Hidalgo is [like] a missionary in an artform which places her in the temple of Popular Idolatry".
El Diario La Prensa, New York

ESCAPE FROM THAT FRENETIC SEARCH FOR RITUAL - GO WALK IN THE COUNTRY - "The music of Bach and Beethoven, paintings of Botichelli, the tone poems of Debussy, the etudes of Chopin, the voice range of a Ginamaria Hidalgo, or the dance movements of a Rudolph Laban come closest to making for total sensory awareness".
Robert A. Smith, III., The Huntsville Times, Huntsville, Alabama.

"Who is the best female voice of our time? For me, that honor deserves to be given to an Argentine woman called Ginamaria Hidalgo. In the realm of popular song, it has been a long time since a singer, with so many vocal and artistic capabilities, has been heard, surpassing all her peers. No one else is in her category. After her, there is only a big void. When Ginamaria hits the stage at the Center of Liberal Arts (Centro de Bellas Artes), the puerto rican public will have the priviledge of listening to a truly great and extraordinary singer."
Beto Analfa, El Mundo, San Juan, Puerto Rico.

"[...] Ginamaria Hidalgo, whose voice is a present from God. From where does this woman's voice come from? It must be from Heaven!".
Tito Curet Alonso, El Mundo, San Juan, Puerto Rico.

"For us, here in Japan, Ginamaria possesses an outstanding virtue, consisting of the rare coming together of her personal charm and her frank humility, which, together with her voice, make up the wings of her creativity".
Kyoto Shinbum, Japan.

"The world does not lack in beautiful voices. Nonetheless, it is clear that only a few of these voices are endowed with the magical grace, power and purity, like the voice of Ginamaria".
The Mainihichi Shinbum, Japan.

"Ginamaria, [is] the most exquisite voice of the Americas".
Almeida Valle, Lima, Peru.

"There is only one Ginamaria... pure songbird, soaring in the Hall, and our emotions, soaring with her and her riveting voice. With it, she achieves a sort of miraculous marriage between the popular and the classic. We listen ecstatically, wondering how could our latinamerican folklore have such lyrical depth, or is it so thanks to the depth of the voice of Ginamaria. We were able to admire that repertoire which, through the medium of her voice, is exalted and made deserving of such admiration."
Marcelo Arduz Ruiz, Bolivia.

"Ginamaria, The Fairy of Song. We must speak of 'before' and 'after' Ginamaria, for she has reinvented both tango and folklore, with her genuinely original style."
Montevideo, Uruguay.

"Ginamaria... [is] one of the most beautiful voices and talents that Latin America has given us this century. Our latest Diva counts the entire American continent as her own, to which she offers her greatest devotion and receives the warmest following, as the international star that she is".
Manolo del Valle, Caracas, Venezuela.

"Ginamaria is what we could refer to as a singing harp. Her vocal chords are a storehouse of song. Her spirit is a serene place. Her heart, a self-contained volcano. [She] is the most beautiful voice of our Americas. Totally self-assured, she expresses herself with both supreme ease, and serene dignity."
Guillermo Venegas, Puerto Rico.

"There are those who sing for the sole sake of singing. In the process, they dress, adorn adulate themselves as if they were the very gods of the entertainment world. And then, there are those who actually interpret what they sing. Meaning, they live, feel, demonstrate and successfully project their true dimension of artistic quality from the stage, without having to resort to any gimmicks. The former category is a crowded one, while in the latter, only a few individuals are to be found, such as this woman called Ginamaria Hidalgo. When we listen to her we realize that all descriptions of her voice fall short, especially when attempting to define this interpretative talent, housed in a woman whose voice seems to come from above."
Javier Santiago, Puerto Rico.

"It may very well be that, when hearing Ginamaria sing, we may be inclined to believe we are dreaming. For, upon opening my eyes and contemplating her, I cannot believe that a woman with such a delicate and fragile build, is capable of singing with such clarity and strength. Undoubtedly, 'The Diva of America' is the best performer to have sung in the Antonio Paoli Festival Hall."
Jaimes Torres Torres, Puerto Rico.