Terceto Ñamandú
Terceto Ñamandú formed in Asunción with Ricardo Flecha, Mario García Siani, and Oscar Gómez. They started putting out records in the mid-1990s, with their...
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Terceto Ñamandú formed in Asunción with Ricardo Flecha, Mario García Siani, and Oscar Gómez. They started putting out records in the mid-1990s, with their debut arriving around 1995. Their version of the folk song '13 Tuyutí' became one of their better-known tracks.
The trio worked within Paraguayan music traditions but faced some criticism from listeners who preferred more conventional approaches. They kept at it, with Flecha handling vocals and guitar, García Siani on bass, and Gómez on percussion. Songs like 'Despierta mi Angelina' and 'Guavira Poty' show their range within that framework.
Their music doesn't fit neatly into either purely traditional or completely modern categories. It's just what the three of them made together, drawing from the sounds around them in Paraguay without too much fuss about defining it.
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