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Los Hermanos Lovo
A family band based in northern Virginia, plays traditional Chanchona music. Smithsonian Folkways traveled to Guatajiagua, El Salvador, home of the Lovo patriarch. There, they met with family members who also play chanchona, and visited a radio station famous for promoting this regional music.
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