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Tuesday, February 18, 2014
Thursday, January 2, 2014
Huayno from Cuzco: "Ojos Azules" by Daniel Lazo, La Voz Peru - Video
Ojos Azules is a nostalgic huayno, composed by Manuel Casazola Huancco. The lyrics and the melody place this song, among the most popular huaynos.
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Andean Music: "Ojos Azules" by Daniel Lazo
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Andean Music: "Ojos Azules" by Daniel Lazo
Huayno from Cuzco: "Ojos Azules" by Kallpa Inca - Video
Ojos Azules is a nostalgic huayno, composed by Manuel Casazola Huancco. The lyrics and the melody place this song, among the most popular huaynos.
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Andean Music: "Ojos Azules" by Kallpa Inca
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Andean Music: "Ojos Azules" by Kallpa Inca
Andean Music: "Ojos Azules" by Los Chaskis, Cuzco
Ojos Azules is a nostalgic huayno, composed by Manuel Casazola Huancco. The lyrics and the melody place this song, among the most popular huaynos.
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Andean Music: "Ojos Azules" by Los Chaskis
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Andean Music: "Ojos Azules" by Los Chaskis
Thursday, December 22, 2011
Saturday, February 12, 2011
Yma Sumac, Virgenes del Sol, Lima May 2006 - Video
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, Virgenes del Sol
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Inca Music: Yma Sumac, Virgenes del Sol
Saturday, July 24, 2010
Trudy Palomino: Pirwalla Pirwa, Huayno from Ayacucho, Peru
Video
Trudy Palomino is a Peruvian singer of Huayno music, born in San Pedro de Hualla, Víctor Fajardo (Ayacucho).
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Trudy Palomino: Pirwalla Pirwa, Huayno
Trudy Palomino is a Peruvian singer of Huayno music, born in San Pedro de Hualla, Víctor Fajardo (Ayacucho).
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Trudy Palomino: Pirwalla Pirwa, Huayno
Trudy Palomino: No te puedo olvidar (Can't forget you), Huayno from Ayacucho, Peru
Video
Trudy Palomino is a Peruvian singer of Huayno music, born in San Pedro de Hualla, Víctor Fajardo (Ayacucho).
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Trudy Palomino: No te puedo olvidar, Peruvian Huayno
Trudy Palomino is a Peruvian singer of Huayno music, born in San Pedro de Hualla, Víctor Fajardo (Ayacucho).
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Trudy Palomino: No te puedo olvidar, Peruvian Huayno
Thursday, July 22, 2010
Andean Music: Trudy Palomino - Index
Trudy Palomino is a Peruvian singer of Huayno music, born in San Pedro de Hualla, Víctor Fajardo (Ayacucho).
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Andean Music: Trudy Palomino - Index
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Andean Music: Trudy Palomino - Index
Hugo Carrillo: Candado Yale, Peruvian Huayno
Video
Hugo Carrillo is a Peruvian anthropologist and Huayno singer. His concerts, in Quechua language, are full of onomatopoeic words and gestures, as expressed in the Andean region.
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Candado Yale, Peruvian Huayno by Hugo Carrillo
Hugo Carrillo is a Peruvian anthropologist and Huayno singer. His concerts, in Quechua language, are full of onomatopoeic words and gestures, as expressed in the Andean region.
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Candado Yale, Peruvian Huayno by Hugo Carrillo
Thursday, December 24, 2009
Puno map and Puno Querido by William Luna
Video
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
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
Wednesday, January 28, 2009
Peruvian Music by Juaneco y su Combo 5
Ya se ha Muerto mi Abuelo
Runamula or Runa mula.
According to the mythology of the Amazon, runamula is the soul of a sinful woman, into action by evil spirited mule, half mule and half woman creature.
Pucallpa is a city in eastern Peru located on the banks of the Ucayali River, a major tributary of the Amazon River. It is the capital of the Ucayali region, the Coronel Portillo Province and the Calleria District.
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Ya se ha Muerto mi Abuelo.
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El Hijo de la Runamula.
Me Robaron mi Runamula.
Ya se ha Muerto mi Abuelo unplugged version performed by La Sarita.
Runamula or Runa mula.
According to the mythology of the Amazon, runamula is the soul of a sinful woman, into action by evil spirited mule, half mule and half woman creature.
Pucallpa is a city in eastern Peru located on the banks of the Ucayali River, a major tributary of the Amazon River. It is the capital of the Ucayali region, the Coronel Portillo Province and the Calleria District.
See video at:
Ya se ha Muerto mi Abuelo.
More videos at:
El Hijo de la Runamula.
Me Robaron mi Runamula.
Ya se ha Muerto mi Abuelo unplugged version performed by La Sarita.
Peruvian Music by Juaneco y su Combo 4
Pucallpa Mix
Pucallpa is a city in eastern Peru located on the banks of the Ucayali River, a major tributary of the Amazon River. It is the capital of the Ucayali region, the Coronel Portillo Province and the Calleria District.
Pucallpa was founded in the 1840s by Franciscan missionaries who settled several families of the Shipibo-Conibo ethnic group.
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Pucallpa Mix.
More videos at:
San Juan 75.
Juaneco Mix 1, 'Ya se ha Muerto mi Abuelo', 'Me Robaron mi Runamula'.
Juaneco Mix 2.
Pucallpa is a city in eastern Peru located on the banks of the Ucayali River, a major tributary of the Amazon River. It is the capital of the Ucayali region, the Coronel Portillo Province and the Calleria District.
Pucallpa was founded in the 1840s by Franciscan missionaries who settled several families of the Shipibo-Conibo ethnic group.
See video at:
Pucallpa Mix.
More videos at:
San Juan 75.
Juaneco Mix 1, 'Ya se ha Muerto mi Abuelo', 'Me Robaron mi Runamula'.
Juaneco Mix 2.
Peruvian Music by Juaneco y su Combo 3
Un Shipibo en Espana
The Shipibo-Conibo are an indigenous people of Peru. The Shipibo community consists of about 35,000 people living in over three hundred villages concentrated in the Pucallpa region. Shipibo communities are mostly situated along the Río Ucayali and nearby oxbow lakes. In the pre-Spanish period, the Shipibo were only minimally influenced by the Inca empire, despite the proximity of the Shipibo to the great Inca cities.
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Un Shipibo en Espana.
More videos at:
El Brujo.
Caballito Nocturno.
Linda Nena.
The Shipibo-Conibo are an indigenous people of Peru. The Shipibo community consists of about 35,000 people living in over three hundred villages concentrated in the Pucallpa region. Shipibo communities are mostly situated along the Río Ucayali and nearby oxbow lakes. In the pre-Spanish period, the Shipibo were only minimally influenced by the Inca empire, despite the proximity of the Shipibo to the great Inca cities.
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Un Shipibo en Espana.
More videos at:
El Brujo.
Caballito Nocturno.
Linda Nena.
Peruvian Music by Juaneco y su Combo 2
Vacilando con Ayahuasca
Ayahuasca ("Spirit vine" or "vine of the souls": in Quechua, aya means "vine" while huasca or "waska" means "spirit") is any of various psychoactive infusions or decoctions prepared from the Banisteriopsis spp. vine, usually mixed with the leaves of the Psychotria bush. It was first described academically in the early 1950's by the late Harvard ethnobotanist Richard Evans Schultes who found it employed for divinatory and healing purposes by Amerindians of Amazonian.
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Vacilando con Ayahuasca.
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Atardecer en la Selva.
Mujer Hilandera.
Ayahuasca ("Spirit vine" or "vine of the souls": in Quechua, aya means "vine" while huasca or "waska" means "spirit") is any of various psychoactive infusions or decoctions prepared from the Banisteriopsis spp. vine, usually mixed with the leaves of the Psychotria bush. It was first described academically in the early 1950's by the late Harvard ethnobotanist Richard Evans Schultes who found it employed for divinatory and healing purposes by Amerindians of Amazonian.
See video at:
Vacilando con Ayahuasca.
More videos at:
Atardecer en la Selva.
Mujer Hilandera.
Peruvian Music by Juaneco y su Combo
Videos
The Tragedy of Juaneco y su Combo On May 2, 1977, after playing a Labor Day party, most of the band was flying back to Pucallpa on a small private plane. The plane crashed, killing Noé Fachin, Walter Dominguez, Ediberto Vasquez, Jairo Aguilar, and Wilfredo Murrieta. Juan Wong Paredes, singer Wilindoro Cacique, timbalero Rosendo Hidalgo, and conguero Juvencio Pinchi finished production on the band's last album and carried on with five new members.
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The Tragedy of Juaneco on May 2, 1977.
More videos at:
Juaneco y su Combo, biography by 'Cuarto Poder'.
Juaneco y su Combo: El Regreso by 'El Comercio'.
Index.
The Tragedy of Juaneco y su Combo On May 2, 1977, after playing a Labor Day party, most of the band was flying back to Pucallpa on a small private plane. The plane crashed, killing Noé Fachin, Walter Dominguez, Ediberto Vasquez, Jairo Aguilar, and Wilfredo Murrieta. Juan Wong Paredes, singer Wilindoro Cacique, timbalero Rosendo Hidalgo, and conguero Juvencio Pinchi finished production on the band's last album and carried on with five new members.
See video at:
The Tragedy of Juaneco on May 2, 1977.
More videos at:
Juaneco y su Combo, biography by 'Cuarto Poder'.
Juaneco y su Combo: El Regreso by 'El Comercio'.
Index.
Friday, January 9, 2009
Peruvian Music by Cesar Paucar
Videos
Cesar Paucar is a classically trained Andean guitarist whose musical interests range from classical to flamenco, from Latin to folk. Cesar has just completed a third solo outing, entitled "De Amanecida" (At Dawn's Door) consisting of Peruvian music with the collaboration of several renowned Peruvian artists' such as Julio Tirado, Saywa, Lourdes Carhuaz, and Rose Guzman.
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Pamperos, latin-jazz.
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Lost Dream, Huayno.
Palomita Vanidosa, Huayno.
Festejo.
Kiwi, Huayno.
Helme, Huayno.
Cesar Paucar is a classically trained Andean guitarist whose musical interests range from classical to flamenco, from Latin to folk. Cesar has just completed a third solo outing, entitled "De Amanecida" (At Dawn's Door) consisting of Peruvian music with the collaboration of several renowned Peruvian artists' such as Julio Tirado, Saywa, Lourdes Carhuaz, and Rose Guzman.
See video at:
Pamperos, latin-jazz.
More videos at:
Lost Dream, Huayno.
Palomita Vanidosa, Huayno.
Festejo.
Kiwi, Huayno.
Helme, Huayno.
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