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Description

Immerse yourself in the rich musical heritage of Veracruz with the Requinto Jarocho, a traditional stringed instrument that captures the heart of Mexican folk music. Crafted with dedication in the USA, this beautiful lute-style guitar is designed to resonate with both novice musicians and seasoned players alike. Its cedar top offers a warm and resonant tone, while the choice of mahogany or cedar for the back and sides ensures a robust and rich sound projection.

Finished with a durable lacquer, the Requinto Jarocho exudes a natural elegance, promising both aesthetic appeal and longevity. The instrument’s versatility is further enhanced by the option to choose between machine heads, traditional pegs, or geared pegs, allowing for precise tuning and a personalized playing experience. Although it does not come with a case, its sturdy construction makes it a reliable companion for performances, practice, or serenading under the stars.

Whether you're looking to explore the traditional son jarocho style or infuse your own unique flair into your music, the Requinto Jarocho is more than just an instrument—it's a gateway to a vibrant musical journey.

Key Features:

  • Top Material: Cedar
  • Back & Sides: Mahogany or Cedar
  • Finish: Lacquer
  • Tuners: Machine heads, Traditional pegs, or Geared pegs
  • Made in the USA
  • Ideal for folk and world music enthusiasts

Reviews

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Great Acoustics: Los Lobos’ Bajo Sexto and Requinto Jarocho | Acoustic Guitar

acousticguitar.com

While the Requinto Jarocho exemplifies traditional craftsmanship with its bright, percussive sound and striking design, it's not without limitations. Built from high-quality materials like aged mahogany and spruce, it delivers an impressively loud performance for its size, making it a standout in folk music settings. However, the reliance on specific playing techniques, such as the use of a comb pick, may not appeal to every musician, potentially limiting its versatility. Ultimately, it's a beautiful instrument for those committed to a traditional sound, but modern players might find it less adaptable.

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David Hidalgo

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Los Lobos

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