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Die bolivianische Volksmusik zeichnet sich so wie die peruanische, argentinische und chilenische durch ihren wechselnden Rhythmus aus. 3/4- und 6/8-Takt werden in ein- und demselben Stück gern gewechselt und die Spieler sollen Freude an diesem Wechsel haben und ihn eventuell durch begleitende Schlaginstrumente betonen.
Inhalt:
- Naranjitay (Takirari) - Canción India de Navidad - A que has venido, forastero? - Cual es aquel pajarito (Cueca) - Peregrino (Huayno) - Buscando (Huayno) - Desde el valle (Cueca) - La Coiquita de las Calles (Cueca) - Recuerdos de Calahuayo - Despido (Huayno) - El Trote tarapaqueño - San Pedro troté cien años - Despedida (Huayno) - Huayno
