Folclor Colombiano

Folclor Colombiano is a rich and diverse musical genre that mirrors the country's varied cultural heritage, blending Indigenous, African, and European influences. This genre encompasses a wide range of regional styles, each with its unique rhythms, instruments, and dance forms. From the vibrant and percussive sounds of the Caribbean coast's Cumbia and Vallenato, popularized by artists such as Los Gaiteros de San Jacinto, to the more string-focused, Andean influences found in the music of Trío Morales Pino, Folclor Colombiano tells the stories of its people's struggles, joys, and everyday life. Instruments like the gaita and tambora underline its African roots, while the bandola and tiple reveal European and Indigenous influences. Artists such as Jorge Velosa have also played a crucial role in reviving and maintaining the genre, infusing traditional sounds with contemporary relevance.

La Cumbia Que Se Volvió Leyenda: Homenaje a Lisandro Meza

Lisandro Meza

Album - 10 Tracks - Released December 23, 2024