Ecuadorian music is a blend of various cultures and traditions brought together by the country's diverse history. Ecuadorian music offers a wide range of styles, including folk, indigenous music, Afro-Ecuadorian music, and modern pop. Ecuadorian folk music is a mix of Spanish, indigenous, and African influences. Traditional instruments include the charango (a small guitar-like instrument), bombo (a drum), and quena (a flute). Folk music is often played at festivals and celebrations. Indigenous music is also an important part of Ecuadorian culture. Music is often based on traditional stories and legends. Instruments used in indigenous music include maracas, bombo, and quena. Afro-Ecuadorian music is a blend of African and Ecuadorian influences. It is often lively and upbeat, often featuring percussion instruments. Modern Ecuadorian pop music is a mix of different styles, including rock, hip hop, and reggaeton. Popular Ecuadorian musicians include Jotdog, Grupo 5, and Zona Ganjah.

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