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Luis Ángel Colón United States
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The bordonúa, now rare, resembles late 17th century Spanish instruments with its elongated shape and construction. Its role in the ensemble is primarily to provide a bass.
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Title: Bordonúa Puertorriqueña
Maker:
Luis Ángel Colón
Date: 2002
Geography: Barranquitas, Puerto Rico, United States
Culture: Native American (Puerto Rico)
Medium: Wood, metal, wire
Dimensions: 37 7/8 × 11 11/16 × 4 1/16 in. (96.2 × 29.7 × 10.3 cm)
Classification: Chordophone-Lute-plucked-fretted
Credit Line: Gift of Luis Ángel Colón, 2003
Accession Number: 2003.216.3
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