A unique charango by Edgar Suarez from Aiquile, blending tradition and distinctive design. This instrument, featuring a mariposa (butterfly) sound hole, is crafted from algarrobo wood, a dense and robust material with a beautiful brown color, particularly valued for building musical instruments. The algarrobo wood gives this charango a warm and balanced sound, with a rich and deep timbre that stands out for its musicality and projection.
Edgar Suarez, one of the finest luthiers in Aiquile, reaffirms his reputation with this instrument. The mariposa sound hole is not just an aesthetic detail but also enhances resonance and sound distribution, making the charango suitable for both solo performances and ensemble playing. The artisanal craftsmanship, refined finish, and attention to detail reflect the cultural heritage of Bolivian luthiery.
Perfect for those seeking a warm-sounding instrument with a unique design, this charango by Edgar Suarez is an excellent choice for exploring the Aiquilean instrument with trust.