Puno map and Puno Querido by William Luna

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Puno is a city in southeastern Peru, located on the shore of Lake Titicaca. It is known as the folkloric capital of Peru due to its wealth of artistic and cultural expressions, particularly dance.
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Puno map and Puno video

Valicha dance (Huayno) by Ritmos del Peru

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Valicha is a well known huayno from Cuzco. It was composed by Miguel Angel Hurtado in honor of Valicha Willca, a very beautiful Incan woman.
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Valicha dance (Huayno)

Valicha (Huayno) by Wayanay Inka

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Valicha is a well known huayno from Cuzco. It was composed by Miguel Angel Hurtado in honor of Valicha Willca, a very beautiful Incan woman.
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Valicha (Huayno) by Wayanay Inka

Valicha (Huayno), Cuzco, Choquequirao

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Valicha is a well known huayno from Cuzco. It was composed by Miguel Angel Hurtado in honor of Valicha Willca, a very beautiful Incan woman.
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Valicha (Huayno), Cuzco

Inca exhibition in Seoul, Korea

National Museum of Korea
The Inca civilization, which flourished for hundreds of years and left behind priceless archeological artifacts, will be revived in Seoul.

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Inca exhibition in Seoul, Korea

Inca exhibition in Brescia, Italy

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The Santa Giulia Museum in Brescia will be exploring Inca secrets in the new exhibition entitled “Inca in Brescia: Live the Legend - Origin and Mysteries of the Golden Civilization”, which runs from 4th December to June 27th next year.
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Inca exhibition in Brescia, Italy

Andean nations seek revival for ancient Inca tongue

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Click the figure below to view: Quechua, Andean nations seek revival for ancient Inca tongue.


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Andean nations seek revival for ancient Inca tongue

Yma Sumac, Index

Yma Súmac (1922-2008), was a Peruvian singer with one of the most spectacular ranges and styles ever heard (an amazing four-octave range).
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Yma Sumac, Index

Yma Sumac, Wimoweh (Lion Sleeps Tonight), 1952

Yma Súmac (1922-2008), was a Peruvian singer with one of the most spectacular ranges and styles ever heard (an amazing four-octave range).
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Yma Sumac, Wimoweh

Yma Sumac, Pachamama, Secret of the Incas

Yma Súmac (1922-2008), was a Peruvian singer with one of the most spectacular ranges and styles ever heard (an amazing four-octave range).
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Yma Sumac, Pachamama, Secret of the Incas

Yma Sumac, Tumpa, Secret of the Incas

Yma Súmac (1922-2008), was a Peruvian singer with one of the most spectacular ranges and styles ever heard (an amazing four-octave range).
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Yma Sumac, Tumpa, Secret of the Incas

Yma Sumac, Ataypura, Secret of the Incas

Yma Súmac (1922-2008), was a Peruvian singer with one of the most spectacular ranges and styles ever heard (an amazing four-octave range).
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Yma Sumac, Ataypura, Secret of the Incas

Yma Sumac, The Castafiori Inca

Yma Súmac (1922-2008), was a Peruvian singer with one of the most spectacular ranges and styles ever heard (an amazing four-octave range).
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Yma Sumac, The Castafiori Inca

Yma Sumac, Gopher Mambo

Yma Súmac (1922-2008), was a Peruvian singer with one of the most spectacular ranges and styles ever heard (an amazing four-octave range).
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Inca Music: Yma Sumac, Gopher Mambo