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Armónico

The armónico, also known as trilina, is a guitar-like instrument from Cuba. It is a hybrid between the Spanish guitar and the Cuban tres. The armónico has seven strings: five single strings, plus one pair of strings tuned in unison. The armónico was invented by Cuban trova musician Compay Segundo, who loved the instrument as it allowed him to exploit the…

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Armónico

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Avg. degree1.78
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related to Gallery · 4
Armónico → Compay Segundo, Grupo Compay Segundo, Martinez, Segundo

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guitar octave also tres instrument cuban strings one tuned higher standard string two trova compay segundo cuba known trilina guitar-like

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Armónicorelated to GalleryCompay Segundo0.60section
Armónicorelated to GalleryMartinez0.60section
Armónicorelated to GalleryGrupo Compay Segundo0.60section
Armónicorelated to GallerySegundo0.60section

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