Music From the Andes Mountains

00:00 Jatarikusun (composer: Amado Espinoza) 04:33 Tusuy (composer: Jesus Gamarra) 08:33 Estudio Para Charango (composer: Mauro Nuñez) 12:04 Condor Pasa (composer: Alomias Robles) 16:53 Nukallajta (composer: Ñanda Mañachi) 20:27 Vasija de Barro (composers: Jorge Carrera Andrade, Jorge Enrique Adoum) 23:46 Sonqoypi (composer: Gerardo Yañez) 28:14 Pajaro Campana (composer: Ampelio Villalba) 31:45 Moliendo Café (composer: Hugo Blanco) 35:19 Llorando se Fue (composer: Los Kjarkas) 38:38 Tremolo Andino (composer: Amado Espinoza) 45:58 Señora Chichera (Tinku) (composer: unknown) Ensemble Iberica presents: Music from the Andes Mountains. This program showcases the musical traditions of the Andes mountains, which stretches from Northern Chile and Argentina to Southern Colombia, including the countries of Ecuador, Bolivia, and Peru. Additionally, there are a couple of songs representing Venezuela and Paraguay. They highlight the cultures that live in the diverse landscapes – from the high plains to the humid jungles to the sandy coasts. A few songs originate in indigenous rituals for the Pachamama, or Mother Earth, while others are more modern compositions about nature, love, and death. Location: Bicknell Family Center for the Arts, Pittsburg, KS Andean Quartet Amado Espinoza (Andean flutes, charango) Pedro Calderon (quena, guitar) Robert Castillo (bass, drums) Brendan Culp (percussion) ⦿FOLLOW ME ON THE INTERNET⦿ Facebook:   / amadoz   Instagram:   / amadoespinozamusic   Twitter:   / amadoespinozam   Website: https://www.amadoespinoza.com/