01Live concerts
Full evenings of Andean and South American songs, from slow charango pieces to songs that make a room dance.
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Participatory music shaped by Andean and South American repertoire, made to be heard, sung along with and moved to.

Music drawing on Andean and South American repertoire. Confirm the public description with the artist. Stock photo, replace with an approved photo.

Charango and zampoña are part of the live sound. Confirm current instruments and wording. Stock photo, replace with an approved photo.

Participatory songs at gatherings and singing circles. Confirm current performance formats. Stock photo, replace with an approved photo.

A songbook to learn, play and sing together. Title, format, contents and permissions await confirmation. Stock photo, replace with an approved photo.

Photographs and clips from concerts and singing circles. Approved performance assets needed. Stock photo, replace with an approved photo.
Ways to share the music
01Full evenings of Andean and South American songs, from slow charango pieces to songs that make a room dance.
See upcoming dates
02Songs with a chorus anyone can learn in a minute. No experience needed, just a voice.
Bring a circle to your town
03Hands-on sessions with charango and zampoña for groups, schools and community spaces.
Ask about a workshop
04Birthdays, weddings and ceremonies: music shaped around your people and your place.
Plan your gatheringUpcoming
Jardim da Estrela · Lisbon
Teatro da Lua · Porto
Quinta das Estrelas · Sintra
Casa Comunitária · Cascais
Igreja Velha · Évora
Parque da Cidade · Lisbon
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Sample events, venues and times for layout. Replace with confirmed dates.Songs drawn from Andean and South American repertoire. Confirm wording with the artist.
Charango and zampoña are part of the live sound. Verify current use and description.
Five songs to press play on: some for singing along, some for sitting still.
Participatory songs shared at gatherings and singing circles. Confirm current formats.
Share the date, location and kind of gathering to start a booking enquiry.
A working collection of repertoire for shared music-making. Title, contents, permissions and format await confirmation.
Witchy Chayo is a musician sharing participatory songs at gatherings and singing circles. The repertoire draws on Andean and South American music, with charango and zampoña among the instruments associated with the project.
The charango brings a bright string sound, while the zampoña adds an airy panpipe tone. Confirm instrument names, construction and description with the artist.
The portrait supplied with the project files is a draft, not a confirmed press photo.Artist review needed before publication: biography, repertoire wording, instrument details, location and current performance formats.

Two instruments carry most of the sound. Approve the public introduction.

The charango: a small Andean string instrument heard in Witchy Chayo's live repertoire. Confirm the instrument is currently played and approve the description.

The zampoña: Andean panpipes with a breathy, airy sound. Confirm the instrument name and description.
PHOTO AND VIDEO
Moments from concerts, singing circles and gatherings: the instruments, the faces, the sound.
Stock photographs, not Witchy Chayo. Replace with approved photographs.





A collection of songs from the circles and concerts, written out so anyone can learn them, play them and sing them together.
Coming soon
Sample contents for layout. Confirm title, format and contents.For event hosts
Share the date, location and kind of gathering. Witchy Chayo can confirm whether the music and format fit the event.
Booking enquiry
Tell us a little about your event and we will get back to you.