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As you may know, the Spanish language arrived in the Argentinian territory with the Spanish settlements during the late 1770s. But, long before the European colonization of America, ancient peoples were inhabiting those lands, and each had its own language. The Northern Argentinian dialect, also known as Andean Spanish, has its roots in the Quechua, Aymara, and other indigenous languages.

Where does the Argentinian Norteno accent come from?

The Andino Spanish dialect takes its name from the Andes Mountains and is spoken in Northern Argentina but also in other countries such as Chile, Peru, and Bolivia, and can be found as far as Venezuela and Colombia.

Where do people speak Andean Spanish?

It sounds like Spanish, but with the words twisted and organized in a different way. In these lands, often at more than 3,000 meters above sea level, people tend to speak with a slower pace and a softer voice.

What does an Argentinian Norteno voice over sound like?

The most distinctive feature of the Argentinian Andino dialect is its syntax, meaning the way in which words are combined, that is taken from the Quechua language. Unlike Rioplatense Spanish, Andean Spanish shows the use of complex verb tenses instead of the simple forms, and the pronunciation of the “y” and “ll” with different sounds.

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Spanish words, but written with a unique syntax. From the Andes mountains, this slow-paced and soft-spoken dialect is an open window to the millenary Andean civilizations. With an Argentinian Norteno voice over you will immerse your audience in the Andean culture.

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