charangos

You entered a music shop displaying pan flutes and charangos made from armadillo carapaces.

Ellery Queen Mystery Magazine 2004

You entered a music shop displaying pan flutes and charangos made from armadillo carapaces.

Ellery Queen Mystery Magazine 2004

"It's so funny, because now they're selling charangos in the music store in Iceland, and the people in the music store tune it the way I tune it, which is kind of funny, because that's not the traditional way of tuning it," says Arnalds.

NPR Topics: News 2010

Under a beaming sun, indigenous groups dedicated the conference to Pachamama (Mother Earth in the native Quechua), dancing, singing and playing traditional instruments like charangos and zampoñas, as rainbow-checkered flags of the Andean indigenous peoples waved.

AlterNet.org Main RSS Feed AlterNet Tina Gerhardt 2010

Under a beaming sun, indigenous groups dedicated the conference to Pachamama (Mother Earth in the native Quechua), dancing, singing and playing traditional instruments like charangos and zampoñas, as rainbow-checkered flags of the Andean indigenous peoples waved.

AlterNet.org Main RSS Feed AlterNet Tina Gerhardt 2010

"It's so funny," Arnalds says, "because now they're selling charangos in the music store in Iceland, and the people in the music store tune it the way I tune it, which is kind of funny, because that's not the traditional way of tuning it."

NPR Topics: News 2010

Under a beaming sun, indigenous groups dedicated the conference to Pachamama (Mother Earth in the native Quechua), dancing, singing and playing traditional instruments like charangos and zampoñas, as rainbow-checkered flags of the Andean indigenous peoples waved.

AlterNet.org Main RSS Feed AlterNet Tina Gerhardt 2010

Under a beaming sun, indigenous groups dedicated the conference to Pachamama (Mother Earth in the native Quechua), dancing, singing and playing traditional instruments like charangos and zampoñas, as rainbow-checkered flags of the Andean indigenous peoples waved.

AlterNet.org Main RSS Feed AlterNet Tina Gerhardt 2010

Under a beaming sun, indigenous groups dedicated the conference to Pachamama (Mother Earth in the native Quechua), dancing, singing and playing traditional instruments like charangos and zampoñas, as rainbow-checkered flags of the Andean indigenous peoples waved.

AlterNet.org Main RSS Feed AlterNet Tina Gerhardt 2010

Under a beaming sun, indigenous groups dedicated the conference to Pachamama (Mother Earth in the native Quechua), dancing, singing and playing traditional instruments like charangos and zampoñas, as rainbow-checkered flags of the Andean indigenous peoples waved.

AlterNet.org Main RSS Feed AlterNet Tina Gerhardt 2010