Music of the Andes: Huayno, Saya, Tinku
A Brief Guide to South American Folk (Pt. 2) After starting in Ecuador and Colombia, we continue our journey down the world’s longest mountain range. Read Part One here. Over the past 12 months I’ve been researching South American folk…
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