Keeping the charango alive is important for
culture, but there are some challenges. π
Many charangos used to be made with armadillo shells, which are now protected. This means musicians must find alternative materials like wood or plastic! π³
Additionally, many young people are learning to play other instruments, so itβs crucial to promote the charango in schools and festivals. By doing this, we can help future generations learn about this fantastic instrument and its history! π
Organizations and communities are working together to teach kids about the charango, making sure it stays a part of Andean culture forever!