Charanga (Spain)
charanga small amateur marching band wind percussion instrument play festival mainly northern spain basque country castillala mancha castilla león valencian community past name charanga also applied certain military musical band spanish army ship company band spanish navy charangas mainly play popular traditional song simple rhythm often feature risqué lyric also often play medley frequently play pasacalles performance move along street town public follows band dance tune usually composed musician amateur meet festivity professional go town town paid city council group people many middle high school music student take advantage knowledge earn extra income playing charanga perform popular song cheeky lyric musical hit year typical song depending geographical location also compose song make potpourri normally charanga composed percussion bass drum snare drum cymbal brass section trombone euphonium trumpet tuba finally woodwind section alto saxophone tenor saxophone piccolo clarinet typical spanish army light infantry charanga organized following instrumental composition bugle cornet ophicleides trombone natural horn band composed bugle buccin natural trumpet flute clarinet trombone military serpent later instrument would joined andor supplemented clarinet flute piccolo tuba baritone horn trumpet snare drum