Folklore Panameno

"Folklore Panameño" is a vibrant and traditional music genre rooted in the diverse cultural heritage of Panama. It encompasses a rich tapestry of indigenous, Spanish, and African influences, reflecting the country's multicultural identity. Characterized by the use of traditional instruments like the mejoranera, accordion, and tambor, this genre often features lively rhythms and soulful melodies that convey the stories, customs, and daily life of Panamanian people. Folk songs frequently tell tales of love, nature, and history, blending poetic lyrics with energetic beats. Artists such as Armando Aisprua and Teodulo Batista embody this tradition, preserving and revitalizing Panamanian folklore for future generations.

Jugué Y Perdí

Dorindo Cárdenas

Album - 10 Tracks - Released September 11, 2025