Folklore Paraguayo is a deeply resonant and vibrant genre of music originating from Paraguay, encompassing a rich tapestry of cultural influences, with its roots entwined in Indigenous, Spanish, and African heritages. Characterized by its heartfelt lyrical narratives, the genre often celebrates themes of love, homeland, nature, and social stories, underscored by the hauntingly beautiful sounds of the Paraguayan harp, the guitar, and traditional flutes. Artists like Félix Pérez Cardozo and Luis Alberto Del Paraná have been instrumental in popularizing this genre, blending traditional melodies with modern sensibilities to create sounds that are timeless yet contemporary. Folklore Paraguayo not only serves as a profound expression of Paraguayan identity but also acts as a living, breathing chronicle of its people's history, struggles, and joys, making it an essential component of Paraguay's cultural legacy.

Mi guitarra y mi voz (Remastered)

Luis Alberto Del Paraná

Ep - 4 Tracks - Released October 15, 2024