Música andina

Música andina refers to traditional music from the Andean region of South America, encompassing countries like Peru, Bolivia, Ecuador, and Colombia. It features distinctive instruments such as the pan flute (zampona), charango (a small stringed instrument), quena (a flute), and bombo (drum). The music is characterized by its haunting melodies, rhythmic patterns, and themes often reflecting the landscape, culture, and history of the Andes. It plays a vital role in community celebrations, rituals, and storytelling, preserving the rich cultural heritage of indigenous and mestizo peoples. Música andina is recognized worldwide for its unique sound and cultural significance.