Musica Otavaleña, originating from the Otavalo region of Ecuador, is a vibrant genre deeply rooted in the indigenous Andes culture. This style is characterized by its rich blend of traditional Andean instruments, such as the charango, panpipes, and quena, alongside harmonious vocal arrangements. The genre often conveys themes of nature, spirituality, and community, reflecting the cultural heritage of the Otavalo people. Artists like Ñanda Mañachi and SISAY infuse their music with contemporary influences, enhancing the traditional sound with modern elements while preserving its ancestral essence. Whether performed at festivals or intimate gatherings, Musica Otavaleña captivates audiences with its melodic storytelling and rhythmic complexity, making it a cherished component of Ecuador's musical landscape.

Ñuca Llacta

Banda Show 24 de Mayo de Patate•

Ñanda Mañachi

Single - Released November 13, 2024