Musica parrandera paisa

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The music guasca or montañera. It includes rhythms such as rancheras, corridos and huapangos from Mexico; corridors and waltzes of Ecuador; and zambas, tangos, corridors and waltzes from Argentina.

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In this blog you will be able to enjoy the most complete compilation of hits of guasca music or of lanes of Colombia (Today known as popular music); In addition, the compilation complements the homologues of the aforementioned genre, from countries such as Mexico (Corridos and Rancheras), Argentina (Zambas, Tangos, Pasillos, Valses, Etc), Ecuador (Boleros, Corridors, Etc), Puerto Rico, Venezuela, Etc. Welcome then to this compilation of popular songs of Latin American folklore.

LA MÚSICA PARRANDERA PAISA is a range of peasant melodies with Christmas lyrics, malicious, mischievous, double meaning, witty and full of joy and humor. Played with instruments such as guitar, tiple, requinto, bass, bongo, cowbell, guacharaca and sometimes accordion. In it there are rhythms such as: PARRANDA, SON PAISA, PASEO, PORRO, MERENGUE, BRAVO DANCE, CURRULAO and TROVA. It is probably the only musical style that Antioquia has contributed to Colombian folklore.

In this app you will find the most representative artists of free guasca music such as: José A. Bedoya, Agustín Bedoya, José Muñoz, Neftalí Álvarez, Libardo Álvarez, Judith Arboleda, Luis Carlos Jaramillo, Los Trovadores Del Recuerdo, etc. And artists such as the Pereira Antonio Posada, Carlos Muñoz of La Dorada Caldas, the Tumaqueños of the Pacific coast and the Antioquenos Alejandro Sarrazola, Vega del Rio and Arturo Ruiz del Castillo were already in the city. Joaquín Bedoya brother of Agustín and José A. Bedoya, Leonel Ospina, Gildardo Montoya, Luis Alberto Posada, Dario Gomez, Paola Jara, Pipe Bueno, Jonny Rivera, Arelys Henao, Charrito Negro, Jhon Alex Castaño, Fernando Burbano, Francy, Giovanny Ayala , Luisito Muñoz, Helenita Vargas Vargas, Galy Galiano, Alci Acosta, The Street Sisters, The Reliquaries, Yeison Jimenez, Alzate and many more artists.

Stations that you will find in this app: M3 Pa 'suckers, micantinaradio.com, Paisa Estereo, FM CRISTAL 97.7, Guasca FM 90.3, FM PUEBLO 88.1 97.3, Cantina de Pepo, Pueblo de Maria, Radio Voices of Love and Life, RADIO POPULAR 89.9 FM, Radio Eco Cali, Latin City FM, RADIO TANGO COLOMBIA, Idolos del Pueblo, La Martina FM, Bésame Radio (Medellin), Ranchenato Stereo - Stereo, Radio Sensacion Yarumal, Caracol Radio - Colombia, Radio Cristal, FM Olympic (Medellín) , La Radio del Pueblo, La tropical De Colombia, Viva La Navidad Radio, Carranguera Stereo, Radio Trovador Stream,

Today we find artists of Popular Music from different parts of Colombia such as Jhonny Rivera from Pereira, Giovanny Ayala from Villavicencio and Pipe Bueno from Cali. The music Guasca also had artists who were not Antioqueños as for example the cundinamarqués Rómulo Caicedo, the tolimense Oscar Agudelo and the Pereirano Luis Ángel Ramírez Saldarriaga "The Caballero Gaucho".

"Popular music". This change can be exemplified by artists such as Darío Gómez, Luis Alberto Posada and El Charrito Negro, who in their beginnings sang Música Guasca and ended up singing Popular Music.