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The charango is formally classified as a string instrument, specifically a member of the lute family. It traditionally features ten strings, typically arranged in five courses of double strings. Originating from the Andes region of South America, it is known for its bright, high-pitched sound and is often made with a body constructed from armadillo shells or wood. The charango is commonly used in Folk Music across countries like Bolivia, Peru, and northern Argentina.

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