The charangón / ronroco by the Chilean Eduardo Cornejo is a high-level instrument, with a 44 cm scale length, offering an extraordinary and lasting sound, characterized by deep, impressive basses. Its natural finish highlights the beauty of the wood, with a spruce top and a body made of fragrant Bolivian cedar. The fingerboard is made of jacaranda. The decorations and asymmetric design add a touch of uniqueness and originality, typical of this luthier. Although it is a Chilean instrument, this charangón will not make you miss the characteristic sound of Argentine instruments, like those of Santaolalla. A work that blends modernity and tradition, with a sound that evokes the great compositions of the Argentine master.

NOTE: Strap not included.

If you’re unsure whether the ronroco you’re considering is Bolivian or Argentinian, check out this article to clarify the differences!

Charango, Ronroco, and Charangón: differences, tunings, and uses