Carmen García Muñoz (3 March 1929 – 12 August 1998) was an Argentine musicologist who specialized in the music of both her native country and colonial Latin America.
[1] Her doctoral dissertation was on Juan de Araujo, with one of the supervisors being Roberto Caamaño [es].
[4] In 1982,[5] she was awarded a Guggenheim Fellowship "for an edition of the complete works of Juan de Araujo".
[2] In 1997, a Juan Pedro Esnaola composition she transcribed premiered during mass at the St. Ignatius Church, Buenos Aires, during which she was a commentator.
[2] At a March 1998 dinner, UCA rector Guillermo Blanco called her the "great-granddaughter of Esnaola".