Showing posts with label Yma Sumac. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Yma Sumac. Show all posts
Thursday, December 22, 2011
Sunday, February 13, 2011
Yma Sumac: One woman, many voices (Five Octaves)
Yma Súmac (1922-2008), was a Peruvian singer with one of the most spectacular ranges and styles ever heard (an slightly over five octaves).
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Yma Sumac: One woman, many voices (Five Octaves)
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Yma Sumac: One woman, many voices (Five Octaves)
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, December 5, 2009
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
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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
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Yma Sumac, Wimoweh
Friday, December 4, 2009
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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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Inca Music: Yma Sumac, Gopher Mambo
Tuesday, November 4, 2008
Yma Sumac, 'Peruvian songbird', dies at 86
Yma Sumac, 'Peruvian songbird', 'Nightingale of the Andes', 'The Castafiori Inca', the Peruvian-born singer whose spectacular multi-octave vocal range and exotic persona made her an international sensation in the 1950s, has died.

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