| Originally, the soundbox of the charango was made from the shell of an armadillo, which gave it a unique sound and appearance. |
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| Bolivian music also uses the charango, which is a cross between the mandolin, guitar, and banjo. |
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| Offers for all types of instruments: from the piano to the double bass, bagpipes to charango, all are welcome! |
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| Those projects gives him the opportunity to learn differents instruments like charango, banjo, mandolin and podorythmics percussions. |
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| Instead, on lonely curves, we'd pass a young man in a tall, conical knitted hat and a bright embroidered jacket, walking along playing a tiny guitar, a charango, to himself. |
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| He most frequently composes and arranges pieces for the charango, faithful to the tradition of the great masters of his instrument: Ernesto Cavour, Manco Nuñes and Cameo Valdivia. |
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| The whole show of pantomime, the creation of a charango story, the presentation of musical instruments and the music itself got a great response from the public. |
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| She grew up listening to vernacular Mexican music and playing the charango before obtaining her doctoral degree at London's City University. |
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| Spaniards introduced new instruments, such as the guitar and the harp, which led to the development of crossbred instruments like the charango. |
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| Among variant forms of the guitar are the 12-stringed, or double-course, guitar, and the Mexican jarana and the South American charango, both small five-course guitars. |
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| Here she plays a charango at last year's meeting in Paraguay. |
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| Multi-instrumentalist, he also feels as much at ease behind a piano, than with a saxophone, a flute or even a charango, this small guitar native of the Andes. |
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| At the age of 19 her enthusiasm for South American music led her tol eave Switzerland for Bolivia, where she devoted herself to Latin American folk music, perfecting her guitar playing and studying the charango. |
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| Clemente played a unique instrument known as the charango, which is like a ukulele and has a back made from the shell of an armadillo. |
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| For example, the Centre Culturel Simon Bolivar fires up the night with Art, fusion latine et diversité culturelle, an electronica jam and charango! |
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| The band have used a variety of instruments to make new sounds including the oddly-shaped dulcimers, and an Argentinian stringed instrument called the charango. |
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| Giles Bravery is over in France on a buying mission and missed seeing Charango win the Ripon Cathedral Maiden Stakes. |
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