Folclore salteño is a music genre that originates from the province of Salta, situated in the northwest of Argentina. Characterized by its deeply rooted cultural traditions, this genre blends indigenous melodies with Spanish influences that reflect the region's historical tapestry. Instruments such as the guitar, charango, bombo legüero, and occasionally wind instruments, articulate the soulful and often poignant stories embedded within the music. Rhythms like zambas, chacareras, and vidalas provide the heartbeat for lyrical narratives that span from romantic tales to the depiction of rural life. Ensembles and soloists exude a passion that is both rustic and refined, giving voice to the Salta landscape with its broad valleys and rugged mountains, where the spirit of folclore salteño continues to thrive, passed down with fervor from generation to generation.

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Daniel Cardozo•

Facundo Toro

Single - Released November 28, 2024