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A danceable, high-energy sound.
energy
80
danceability
90
valence
70
grit
40
organicness
90
commerciality
30
tempo
80
vocality
80
About Folclor Llanero
Folclor llanero is a vibrant folk music genre originating from the Llanos region shared by Colombia and Venezuela, deeply intertwined with the llanero (cowboy) culture. Characterized by its energetic and often fast-paced rhythms, primarily the joropo, it features a distinctive instrumentation of arpa llanera (harp), cuatro (small four-stringed guitar), maracas, and bass. The music typically conveys themes of rural life, love, and nature, ranging in mood from celebratory and lively to occasionally melancholic. It stands as a cornerstone of regional identity, distinct yet sharing stylistic elements with other traditional Latin American folk forms.
Also known as: Música Llanera
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Folclor llanero is a vibrant folk music genre originating from the Llanos region shared by Colombia and Venezuela, deeply intertwined with the llanero (cowboy) culture. Find every Folclor Llanero venue and event in Miami this week above - with lineups, door times, and tickets.
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Folclor llanero is a vibrant folk music genre originating from the Llanos region shared by Colombia and Venezuela, deeply intertwined with the llanero (cowboy) culture. Characterized by its energetic and often fast-paced rhythms, primarily the joropo, it features a distinctive instrumentation of arpa llanera (harp), cuatro (small four-stringed guitar), maracas, and bass. The music typically conveys themes of rural life, love, and nature, ranging in mood from celebratory and lively to occasionall…