Son de la Nubia: Charanga & Pasebol Without Accordion

Son de la Nubia: Charanga y pasebol sin acordeón explores the rich tapestry of Colombian popular music, with a particular focus on the “charanga” and “pasebol” genres, but notably without the use of an accordion. This deliberate choice hints at a fresh interpretation of traditional sounds, perhaps emphasizing percussion, wind instruments, or string arrangements to create a distinctive sonic landscape.

📚 History & Interesting Facts:

Charanga is a Cuban ensembles that play a style of dance music, characterized by flutes, violins, and a rhythm section. “Pasebol” is a regional variation or fusion, relating to “paseo” (a cumbia subgenre) and bolero or another popular style. The exclusion of the accordion is significant, aiming to redefine or reimagine these traditional sounds.

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