US EditionCriolla Song Day: History, Soul and Jarana of the Most Peruvian Party
Every October 31, the strings of a guitar and the dry blow of a drawer mark the pulse of a nation. It is the Day of the Canción Criolla, a holiday that transcends music to become a powerful expression of Peruvian identity. Far from being a simple event on the calendar, this celebration is a tribute to the fusion of cultures—indigenous, African and Spanish—that gave life to a genre that narrates the joys, sorrows and hopes of an entire people. In…
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Every October 31, the strings of a guitar and the dry blow of a drawer mark the pulse of a nation. It is the Day of the Canción Criolla, a holiday that transcends music to become a powerful expression of Peruvian identity. Far from being a simple event on the calendar, this celebration is a tribute to the fusion of cultures—indigenous, African and Spanish—that gave life to a genre that narrates the joys, sorrows and hopes of an entire people. In…
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