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Masaya Market

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3 reviews of Masaya Market

birthplace of folk music

Catching the interlocal bus (9-seater van where more than 20 people travel) from Managua towards Granada, we found Masaya, known for its craft markets and called the city of flowers (they dedicate themselves to selling, plus crafts, flower). You need to lose yourself in the market closest to the express bus terminal, because it's not dedicated to tourism and the locals do their shopping there. There is another market, more touristy and therefore more expensive. It is in an old building renovated colonial building with stalls of masks, necklaces and jewelry made from seeds, typical Nicaraguan clothes, etc.

It is worth going to see the stage where groups like Los Mejia Godoy or Cardinal Brothers perform, folk and revolutionary songs copyright. Masaya is known as the birthplace of folk music and all new musical contributions of the country come from here ... so don't find it odd that everyone is dancing in Masaya and that the music is everywhere.
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