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“Virgenes del Sol” is a piece written by Peruvian composer Jorge Bravo de Rueda, and its a very popular tune – not only in Peru but in the whole Latin America.

There are many versions of this wonderful piece, including one sang by Yma Súmac. In this arrangement, I tried to keep the original feeling of the piece, but always in a “chamber music” language – and of course, making it fun for the players.

This video was filmed in the Hot Club Reserva and the beautiful city of Gent (Belgium). Special thanks to Jan Bouquet (Hot Club Reserva) for his support to Kinsa Trio.

KINSA TRIO
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the best music of Peru

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Un tema bastante original conocido y muy querido por el pueblo boliviano mi primo me lo hizo escuchas cuando llegue a bolivia despues de 7 años, y me encanto no pude dejar de escucharlo me encanta, como siempre lo mejor del huayño peruano ahora en version caricatura, espero lo disfruten..

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“Todas las Sangres” es naturalmente la novela más significativa del escritor peruano José María Arguedas,criollo criado por quechuas….”Todas las Sangres y las Artes”de los pueblos que viven en la región andina de Perú,Ecuador y Bolivia,cuya música está interpretada en este disco:una riqueza y una diversidad que nunca acabarán de asombrarme.A ellos mi eterno respeto y profundo agradecimiento por haber sabido crear y mantener viva semejante música tradicional,única en el planeta por su grado de desarrollo…”Todas las Sangres”,porque no soy quechua,mestizo ni criollo,tampoco peruano o sudamericano.Suizo nacido y crecido en Italia,hice hace 21 años un encuentro “casual”con la “música andina”,que desde entonces me “crió”artísticamente y no me ha dejado más,como un hechizo a la vez tierno y violento….”Todas las Sangres”,porque los integrantes del conjunto”Runa Mayu”(Sylvie,Héctor,Víctor y Claudio),a pesar de sus muy diferentes orígenes y formaciones,siempre se encontraron unidos por su pasión y amor hacia la música tradicional andina,que han tratado de interpretar lo más fielmente posible a lo largo de sus años de actividad.”Todas las Sangres y las Músicas”,así el tema de El Cóndor Pasa,creación neofolclórica de D.A:Robles,hoy en día totalmente asimilado a la música peruana y andina en general,puede servir como CANTUS FIRMUS(melodía en valores muy largos utilizada como punto de partida en casi todas las composiciones medievales y del Renacimiento europeo)de un preludio y de ide base para la realización de una Fuga barroca.Así soy,inevitable cruce de influencias musicales y culturales a la vez contradictorias y complementarias,mezcla de sangre a través de mis hijos peruanos….CLAUDE FERRIER-Zurich(SUIZA) Junio de 1999.Claude Ferrier,maestro músico,egresado en Suiza ha realizado muchos estudios sobre el Arpa Andina,instrumento que ejecuta a la perfección Así como el Violín,tambien ha escrito varios libros sobre música andina.Los temas que se escuchan son:”Potpourri de Huaynos Ancashinos”,”Expreso Querqueñito” y “Chiuaquito”.
Contactos:ferrier.cuadros@sunrise.ch

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DANZA PERU CARNAVAL DE QATQA CUSCO MUSIC AND DANCE FROM PERU Grupo Inca the Peruvian Ensemble
Director Guillermo Bordarampe
peruinca@earthlink.net
Los Angeles, CA
USA”INCA”, the Peruvian Ensemble was founded in 1981 in Los Angeles, for the purpose of researching, preserving and presenting Peru’s rich multi-cultural heritage of ethnic and folkloric music, songs, dance and traditions. INCA performs music and dances form the Andean region (Inca heritage), from the central and northern coasts (Criollo, Hispanic heritage), from the southern coast (Afro-Peruvian, Black heritage), and from the Peruvian Amazon jungle (jungle natives heritage).

Since its onset, “INCA” has gained steadily in artistic excellence and in reputation as one of the west coast’s leading ethnic performing companies. Concerts at the Hollywood Bowl, the Redlands Bowl, The Fresno Civic Auditorium, Zion National Park, El Paso’s El Chamizal Ampitheater, Santa Fe’s Greer Garson Theater, Albuquerque’s S.B.C.C., Colorado State University, Colorado College, etc., are true indicators that the company has a feisty following throughout California and the western states. In ‘93-’94 “INCA” performed at Mingus Auditorium in Cottonwood, AZ; at the Luther Burbank Ctr. for the Performing Arts in Santa Rosa, CA; Saddleback Community College in Mission Viejo, CA; Fiesta Inn in Mesa, AZ.; in ‘95 “INCA” performed at the Detroit Institute of Art, in Lake Tahoe with the Tahoe Arts Project and at the John Anson Ford Theater. In ‘96 INCA hosted a Peruvian Independence Day Festival at the John Anson Ford Theater, performing with famous Peruvian singer Ms. Edith Barr. INCA also performed with Edith Barr in San Francisco and Salt Lake City, Utah. In February of ‘97 INCA performed and conducted workshops and educational presentations at Humboldt State University in Arcata, California, and in ‘98 at U.C. Davis.

“INCA” has also received support from the Cultural Affairs Department of the city of Los Angeles, the California Arts Council, the National Endowment for the Arts, the California Community Foundation, the Arizona Commission on the Arts, the National/State/County Partnership, and various businesses, corporations and individuals in the southern California area.

With the aid of these grants, “INCA” has produced several recordings that contain a cross section of the company’s repertoire. These recordings help the group to preserve some of this ethnic material, which in many cases would be lost otherwise. In December of 1997 “INCA” released “Danzante”. It was sold at various record stores in the Los Angeles area, New York Natural History Museum, the Smithsonian Institution, etc. In 2001 INCA released its latest CD, “Que siga la Farra”, a great collection of Andean songs.

INCA is distinguished among Southamerican ethnic groups because the musicians not only perform music from the mountains of the Andean region, but also from the coast (Hispanic influenced valses, polkas, and Afro-Peruvian rhythms), and from the selva or Peruvian Amazon jungle. They also perform with as many as eight dancers using typical costumes from these various regions.
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is know for spreading the peruvian music and dances in southern ca.thru the u.s. Even though he wasnt peruvian he found the music group “Inca Peruvian Essemble” the most reconized in southern ca. He founded the group in 1980.
www.raicesperuanas.com
Los Angeles, CA
USA

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AÑU TARPUY (AREQUIPA)

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KAMILE (AREQUIPA)

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MARINERA PERUANA : ASI BAILA MI TRUJILLANA

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