A beautiful instrument by Edgar Suarez, from Aiquile, embodying the essence of Bolivian luthiery. This charango, crafted in quina quina, a fine wood with bright reddish tones, features an aiquileño design: a beautiful inlaid star on the soundboard, a distinctive symbol found in the traditional charangos of this region. Along the body, on the side, there is a “cerquillado,” a wooden decorative inlay that enriches the instrument. Thanks to its density and resonance, quina quina gives the charango a warm, enveloping tone full of harmonics.

Edgar Suarez is among the best luthiers in Aiquile, and this instrument clearly showcases his craftsmanship. The inlaid star is not just ornamental, but also represents a deep connection to the region’s tradition and culture. The meticulous construction, flawless finish, and attention to detail make this charango a true jewel, both aesthetically and acoustically. The instrument has a 38 cm scale length.

Ideal for soloists and ensemble players, this Edgar Suarez charango is a perfect choice for anyone seeking an instrument that blends beauty, tradition, and high-level sound performance.