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Cumbia from Cauca, Colombia sounds similar to Peruvian Cumbia
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Canada-Man said:
Much better.
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there are at least 2 types of Cumbia
Cumbia with an accordion and other traditional music instruments
an example
Cumbia Colombiana- La Zenaida- Armando Hernandez - YouTube
Accordion - Wikipedia
another type which is common in Cauca Colombia and Peru that use modern instruments like guitar and keyboard
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Cumbia with an accordion and other traditional music instruments
Cumbia Colombiana- La Zenaida- Armando Hernandez - YouTube
Accordion - Wikipedia
another type which is common in Cauca Colombia and Peru that use modern instruments like guitar and keyboard
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I think the second type with the keyboard is TecnoCumbia
Tecnocumbia - Wikipedia
In South America, where the Colombian Cumbia most easily expanded in popularity, different "modern" styles of the original Colombian rhythm were started mainly in the countries of Peru, Ecuador and Bolivia. The Peruvian cumbia, developed in the early 1960s, used electric guitars and synthesisers along with the other classical instruments of the Colombian cumbia in order to create a kind of tropical sound.
Tecnocumbia - Wikipedia
In South America, where the Colombian Cumbia most easily expanded in popularity, different "modern" styles of the original Colombian rhythm were started mainly in the countries of Peru, Ecuador and Bolivia. The Peruvian cumbia, developed in the early 1960s, used electric guitars and synthesisers along with the other classical instruments of the Colombian cumbia in order to create a kind of tropical sound.
