Folklore cuyano, originating from the Cuyo region of Argentina, is a music genre rich in cultural traditions and sounds that reflect the mountainous landscapes and the life of its people. Characterized by the use of indigenous instruments such as the guitar, charango, and the percussive rhythms of the bombo legüero, its music is often layered with heartfelt, narrative lyrics that tell stories of love, nature, and daily life. Intricate guitar strumming and the plaintive melodies evoke a sense of rustic nostalgia, tied intimately to the region's customs and heritage. Artists within this genre frequently draw from a well of native folklore, adding contemporary sensibilities to create a sound that resonates with the heritage of Cuyo while also appealing to wider modern audiences.

Violinisto de Chacareras

Leandro Lovato

Single - Released November 10, 2024