Learn, play, and connect with Latin American string instruments

TuCuatro is the global platform for learning, playing, and accessing instruments like the cuatro, bandola, and more, guided by real musicians and rooted in tradition.

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Search hundreds of songs to practice chords, discover rhythms, and learn how Latin American music is played in real life.

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More than lessons. A complete learning experience.

TuCuatro brings together everything you need to learn Latin American string instruments in one place.

Follow structured lessons, practice with real songs, and learn directly from musicians who understand the cultural roots behind the music.

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Instruments that define a musical tradition

Each instrument has its own role, sound, and history. Learn how they connect across Latin American music. We help you master the one you love: Venezuelan Cuatro, Bandola, Ukulele, and Cavaquinho, and more exotic instruments, with tailored courses, access to teachers, professional musicians and instrument manufacturers.

Learn from experienced musicians

Our instructors are musicians and educators from across Latin America, bringing practical knowledge, cultural context, and real performance experience into every lesson. This is not just about learning chords. It is about understanding the music.

Japanese luthier who specializes in the building of South American folkloric instruments. He has been a pioneer in the building and teaching of Latin American instruments like the Cuatro and Bandola Llanera.
Yasuji D'Gucci​
From Japan​
Experimental with unique folk instruments and different music genres, Abraham Sarache’s implementation of the venezuelan cuatro as a new tool for rock and metal music, shows a new path for alternative sounds.​
Abraham Sarache
From Netherlands
Originally from Colombia, Darwin is a cuatro player that mixes rock y jazz for his music work.. His later work includes an album called Torment4, which fusions the genres of Rock and Joropo.
Darwin Medina
From France
Instrumental Cuatro Soloist and Co-CEO of TuCuatro. Developed the TuCuatro system and online store along with Adriaan Van Nieuwkerk in the year 2010.
Adrian Toro
From Canada

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