Talk:Siku (panpipe)

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[edit] Editions

I have reverted editions by User:TioChaka. Explanations:

  • Huayno is not only Peruvian but also Bolivian and Chilean genre.
  • Reference to Zampoña redirects to this page itself, so has no sense.
  • Restoring language links.

Raoul NK 16:02, 7 June 2007 (UTC)