Andean Wolf with Rainstick and Chajchas
This Andean wolf brings rhythm to life with a “palo de lluvia” (rainstick), a cane instrument that mimics the soothing sound of falling rain, and “chajchas,” a percussion instrument crafted from goat, sheep, or llama hooves.
Andean Cat with Charango
The Andean cat strums a “charango,” a traditional string instrument resembling a miniature guitar. It features 10 strings paired in courses, producing vibrant, melodic tones that echo through the mountains.
Chinchilla with Zampoña
This chinchilla plays the “zampoña,” a wind instrument made from cane. Its harmonious notes are a staple of Andean folklore, capturing the soul of the region’s traditional music.
Spectacled Bear with Bombo Legüero
The spectacled bear takes center stage with the “bombo legüero,” a drum originating in Argentina but widely embraced across the Andes. Its deep, resonant beats provide the rhythmic backbone of Andean music.
Andean Coati with Quena
The Andean coati performs with a “quena,” a folkloric wind instrument crafted from cane or wood. Its hauntingly beautiful sound is a hallmark of Andean musical heritage.
The Andean Orchestra
