Guaranteed by Bolivian Luthiers. Includes:

- A zanca zampoña zanca of 7 and 8 pipes
Material: Bamboo Pipes
Wind Instrument. Sound: low-pitched
Tuning: E
Frequency: 4.40 Hz
Nbr.of Rows: Two
Nbr. of Pipes: 8 upper part, 7 lower part
General Features: Bright colours wool decoration

- A malta zampoña of 9 and 10 pipes.
Material: Bamboo
Wind Instrument. low-pitched
Tuning: E
- Frequency: 4.40 Hz
Nbr.of Rows: Two
Nbr. of Pipes 10 upper part 9 lower part
General features.Bright colours wool decoration

- A chuli zampoña of 9 and 10 pipes
Material: Bamboo pipes
Wind instrument: Sound.low-pitch
Tuning: E
Frequency: 4.40 Hz
Nbr. of Rows: Two
Nbr.of pipes: 10 upper part, 9 lower part
General Features: Bright colours wool decoration

- A Cromatic Zampoña in two rows of 12 and 13 pipes
Material: Bamboo pipes
Tuning: Cromatic
Frequency: 4.40 Hz
Nbr. of Rows: Two
Nbr. of Pipes: 12 upper part, 13 lower part
General Features: Bright colours wool decoration

The Zampoña (pan flute,also known as panpipes, syrinx, or quills) is an ancient musical instrument based on the principle of the stopped pipe, consisting usually of ten or more pipes of gradually increasing length (and, at times, girth). The pan flute is played by blowing horizontally across the open end against the sharp inner edge of the pipes. This creates the regular series of pulses which generate the sound waves within the tubes A popular instrument in the Andes, it has a Quechua or Aymara origin. They come in one or two rows in a stairway position. There are 4 kinds of Zampoñas: Toyos, low sound, Zankas 1/8 higher, Maltas 1/8 higher than Zankas and Chulis 1/8 octave higher than Maltas.