Folclore jujeno is a music genre deeply rooted in the traditions of the Jujuy province in northwestern Argentina, renowned for its rich indigenous heritage and Spanish colonial influence. Characterized by the stirring sounds of wind instruments such as quenas and sikus, the resonant plucking of charangos, and the foundational rhythms of bombos and guitars, this genre encapsulates the essence of the Andean landscape and its cultural tapestry. Artists like Gustavo Patiño and Micaela Chauque bring a reverence for nature and ancestral stories to their music, weaving melodies that resonate with the soulful and communal spirit of the Jujuy people. Themes often revolve around the beauty of the land, social struggles, and the celebration of life's moments, all delivered with a sense of deep connection to the land and its history.

Rocío

José Simón

Single - Released October 14, 2024