Tiple is a stringed musical instrument from the Andes region, particularly popular in Colombia. It typically has four or more strings and is played with a pick or fingers. The tiple is known for its bright, cheerful sound and is often used in traditional folk music. The instrument is similar to a guitar but smaller in size, making it easier to handle. It is commonly used in ensembles alongside other instruments like the bandola and guitar, contributing to the rich musical heritage of the region. The tiple plays a vital role in cultural celebrations and gatherings.