History of Ovejas

t traditional rhythms of indigenous origin and Negroid linking it for years in terms of our American culture.

The rediscovery of these musical arrangements Bagpipes expressed in other countries, we are struck with the object of interlocking patterns that generalize and internationalize our Gaita, Suara or Chuana, universalizing the nuances and melodies of our teachers and cultists pipers. http: // www.festivaldegaitas.com

In 1776, Antonio de la Torre y Miranda founded the town of Sheep, giving it the name of San Francisco de Asis, no nomination for the vociferous and therefore maintained by the local inhabitants who used the name in his absence from the Hacienda Sheep . In raizales aspects Zenues constitute the genealogical lineage of the first settlers belonging to the ethnic group of Finzenúes.