Los Paraguayos, originally known as Trio Los Paraguayos, emerged in the music scene in the early 1950s, becoming one of the most famous Paraguayan musical groups worldwide. Their music, deeply rooted in Paraguayan folk traditions, combines the harp, guitars, and beautiful vocal harmonies, encapsulating the spirit and culture of Paraguay. As they evolved, their name underwent changes, with one of their incarnations being Los Embajadores Paraguayos, reflecting their status as cultural ambassadors of Paraguayan music. Their repertoire includes a rich mix of Latin American folk and popular tunes, among them classics such as "Besame Mucho" and "El Manisero" (The Peanut Vendor), alongside original compositions that celebrate Paraguayan and wider Latin American culture.

Their recorded works, such as "Fantasia Tropical," "Amor Tropical," and "Fiesta del Sol," showcase their versatility and ability to infuse traditional music with a contemporary sensibility, making it accessible to a global audience. Through their albums like "Lateinamerikanische Folklore" and "Un Rayo de Sol," Los Paraguayos have played a crucial role in spreading the joy and depth of Paraguayan music across continents. The band's enduring appeal lies not just in their musical talent but also in their passion for sharing the rich tapestry of Latin American culture through their performances. Over the years, Los Paraguayos have left an indelible mark on the world music scene, captivating audiences with their energetic performances and timeless music.

Genres

Arpa Paraguaya

Latest Release

Fantasia Tropical

Reynaldo Meza•

Los Paraguayos

Album - 18 Tracks - Released March 19, 2021