Learn a Tune of the Charango (2/7) - the Huayño rhythm
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ur the man, thnkx for the help!
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Huayño or huayno (Quechua: wayñu, Spanish: huaiño, huayño, huayno) is a genre of popular Andean music especially common in Peru, Bolivia, and Argentina. It originated in Peru as a combination of traditional rural folk music and popular urban dance music. High-pitched vocals are accompanied by a variety of instruments, including flute, harp, panpipe, accordion, saxophone, charango, lute, violin, guitar, harmonica and mandolin.
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@LeoHareMusic what kind of fucking lie is that!?! LMAO and 5 thumbs up from bolivian dick riders hahahhaa.
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noobie
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This is absolutely fantastic! I love it!
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Thanks for these vids. I'm waiting for my charango to be delivered and will go through all your videos. I'm glad to see lessons in english. I tell my mom that I want to learn to play the charango and learn a huayno. She laughs and tells me that when she grew up in Lima, the indians would camp at the outskirts of the city. Every night she'd hear the thump-ditty-thump of a huayno 'til she got sick of it. She loves the music but was sick of it at the time. They partied every night. LOL
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Excellent lesson. Very instructive. I like the technique of switching between E7 and Am to close the intro. Many thanks.
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Thanks so much !
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Thanks so much for taking the time to make and post these videos! They really help a guitar player make the leap to Charango playing.
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You're awesome! Where did you purchase your charango?
Thanks for your time in preparing this excellent classes. When you play this Huayno, is your right hand rushing the strings with the thumb or the index finger?
Saturnoche 3 years ago
Mi dedo indicio, no pulgar.
LeoHareMusic 3 years ago
learn to spell huay"N"o... huayno
kkdpp789 3 years ago
El huayño de Bolivia es huayño. "Huayno" es peruano, sí? Por favor, mi maestro es boliviano.
huayño = huayno, mi amigo. Amigos?
LeoHareMusic 3 years ago 6
Hi i can see that i'm the only comment but i'm getting a charango from peru this friday i'm from finland so i think no one has ever heard of a charango but thanks for the lessons! =)
kossumussu 3 years ago
Continue watching! I shall post more. I'm happy you are playing the charango!
LeoHareMusic 3 years ago