The ronroco crafted by Chilean luthier Eduardo Cornejo is a top-tier instrument with a 45 cm scale length, offering a remarkable, long-lasting tone characterized by deep, powerful bass and rich resonance. Its natural finish highlights the beauty of the wood, featuring a spruce top and a Bolivian cedar body with a distinctive aroma. The Jacaranda fingerboard ensures smooth and precise playability. The asymmetrical design and unique decorations add a touch of originality, typical of Cornejo’s craftsmanship.

Although Chilean, this charangón rivals the warm, deep tone of the best Argentine models, reminiscent of Gustavo Santaolalla’s signature sound. It perfectly blends modernity and tradition, evoking the emotional depth of Santaolalla’s compositions.

👉 Listen to it being played here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w3KmFg7O2Ig

Note: strap not included.

If you’re looking for a ronroco but aren’t sure whether it’s Bolivian or Argentine, read this article for clarification:

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