File:Instrumentos andinos de viento 01.jpg
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Algunos instrumentos andinos de viento cuelgan junto a bolsos artesanales en una casa en Quito
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English: La música folclórica es un elemento fundamental en la cultura de los pueblos andinos desde la época prehispánica, flautas, quenas, zampoñas, pingüllos, así como también instrumentos de cuerda como el charango y llegados de Europa tales como la guitarra, el acordeón y el arpa
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| Author | TupakAmaruIshkay |
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