One of the most prominent styles of Afro-Bolivian music is Saya. Saya is a rhythmic and energetic dance music that features the use of drums, shakers, and other percussion instruments. The lyrics of Saya often address themes of social and political struggle, as well as spiritual and cultural identity.

Another style of Afro-Bolivian music is Tuntuna, which is played during the annual carnival celebrations in Bolivia. Tuntuna features a combination of drums, brass instruments, and vocals, and is performed by groups of musicians and dancers in colorful costumes.

Afro-Bolivian music also includes styles such as Tobas, Morenada, and Caporales, which incorporate Indigenous and Spanish influences along with African rhythms.

In recent years, there has been a growing interest in Afro-Bolivian music and culture, and efforts are being made to preserve and promote this important aspect of Bolivia’s cultural heritage.