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Salvaged from Archive | Posted: 7 Aug 2006, 05:02 · [Salvaged from Archive]
Electronic Music (Chill out) - Mixed with Peruvian Folklore
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1_"Water Dance" - "Tusuy Puquio"
-Traditional tune from the water festival in Puquio, Departament of Ayacucho
2_"Premonition" - "Tuquito en tu puerta"- "Little owl at your door"
-A traditional melody from Cajamarca played on a hollow bambu cane without finger holes.The cane is aproximately tree meters long and to get the sound the lips play like on a trumpet.
3_"Munaq"-"The lover"
-Saxophone, Mandolin, sequences and keyboards.
4_"Nostalgia" - "Crazy youth"
-Panpines, Cajamarcan drum,guitar, sequences and keyboards.
5_"Altiplano"
-Aditional Production be Israel Vich and Christian Berger.
6_"Modest Sikuri"
-Same as above. Sikuri is a popular musical style from southern Perú. It is played on an instrument similar to panpipes called Siku. It is usually played outdoors by large groups of marching musicians. The sikuri in this version was composed by Modesto Butrón. This is a sikuri moreno style typical of Ilave in Puno, near lake Titicaca.
7_"Andean dities"
-Charango,guitar,sequences and keyboards.
8_"Apuyaya"
-Same as avobe.Apuyaya belongs to a harawi musical style, from Ayacucho, dating from the baroque era.The original version of this tune was a praise to Jesus Christ, Sung in quechua.Devotees were not allowed to use their native tongue to praise the Lord, so it was only sung doring Easter in Huamanga, the capital of Ayacucho.
9_"Abundance feast" - "Qanchi"
-This tune is a traditional dance from Cusco related to agriculture. It is played with kinray, pito, bass drum and snare drum. The kinray pito is a reed flute played sideways, like a classical flute. This melody is performed during Carnival celebrations, south of Cusco.
10_"Mother's Tears"
-Performed by the Palacios Brother's Orchesta from Jauja. Muliza is a traditional musical style from Jauja in central Perú. Nowadays it is played with clarinet, saxophones, harp and violin.
11_"Water Dance"-"Tusuy Puquio" (original version)
-Voices in Quechua.
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Miki Gonzalez - Borned in Spain, son of a Peruvian man with a Spain woman, he was taken to Perú by his dad at the age of 7. Miki estudied folklore music same as Afro-Peruvian culture with the intention of mix it with Rock music in the early 80's. "Akundún" and "Hoja Verde"("Green Leave") were his best hits. He appeared for the first time in Latin MTV in 1987 with the "Akundún" song. "Hoja Verde" was banned from MTV invoking to be propaganda for the cocaine consume(wich is not). Now he released 3 new albums(2005[Inkaterra]-2005[Etnotronics]-2006[Inka Beats], the last one ("Inka Beats"), changing the 80's rock style for the Electronic Stlyle mixed with Peruvian Folklore. He'll continue mixing styles as he has allways did in his entire live to spread the patriotism on the Citizens, to remember the tragic history of Inka's empire and post conquer.
go miki...!!
1986
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2006
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