This ronroco crafted by Ignacio Suarez from naranjillo wood is a masterpiece of exceptional quality, featuring refined decorations along the edges and the rosette. With a 49 cm scale length, this instrument delivers a deep, well-balanced sound, perfect for accompaniment and solo performances alike. The craftsmanship of Suarez, one of the finest Bolivian luthiers, is evident in every detail, from the intricate ornamentation to the precise construction. This ronroco offers natural resonance and a warm, rich tone, making it an ideal choice for musicians seeking both elegance and outstanding sound quality.

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