Huayno Music Of Peru Vol 1 - Huayno Music Of Peru - Vol. 1 [CD]
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This 1989 release by Arhoolie Records was the first record of Huayno music released outside of Peru. Huayno is a genre of traditional dance and music that Andean people dance and listen to in their daily life. The indigenous music depicts emotional and expressive sentiments through songs sung in Spanish and in Quechua. The singers are accompanied by diverse assortment of instruments, such as flutes, trumpets, panpipes, violins, harps, guitars, saxophones, accordion, mandolin, bandurria, and charango. This collection includes some of the earliest Huayno recordings from the late 1940s. The liner notes include an essay by John Cohen.
Rio De Paria - Jilguero Del Hauascaran
Chonginada - Los Romanticos De Sicaya
Quisiera Olvidarte - La Pasoria Huaracina
Senor Diputado - El Cholo Chanka
Carnaval Cristalchay - Conjunto Musical Amauta
Neblina Blanca - La Huaricinita
Misti Gallo - El Cholo Chanka
Senor Diputado - La Pallasquinita
Cholo Orgulloso - La Pallasquinita
Vengo Del Prado - Trio Lira Paucina
Vaca Ratay - Duo Las Perlas De Huancavalica
Urpichallay - Conjunto Los Chankas Apurimac
Mis Quejas - Conjunto Los Chankas Apurimac
Chall Huaschallay - Conjunto Condemayta De Alcomayo
Perlas Challay - Trio Amanecer
Tostando Cancha - Fabian Ochoa Y Su Conjunto
Enganos Del Mundo - Nelly Munguia
Pio, Pio - Amanda Portales
Inti Sol - Manuel Silva
Adios Caminito - Julia Illanes
El Hombre - Manuel Silva
Licor Madito - Julia Illanes
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Huayno Music Of Peru Vol 1 - Huayno Music Of Peru - Vol. 1 [CD]
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Please note that all our DVDs are Region 2.
Please note that not all audio CDs are shrink-wrapped fom the factory.
This 1989 release by Arhoolie Records was the first record of Huayno music released outside of Peru. Huayno is a genre of traditional dance and music that Andean people dance and listen to in their daily life. The indigenous music depicts emotional and expressive sentiments through songs sung in Spanish and in Quechua. The singers are accompanied by diverse assortment of instruments, such as flutes, trumpets, panpipes, violins, harps, guitars, saxophones, accordion, mandolin, bandurria, and charango. This collection includes some of the earliest Huayno recordings from the late 1940s. The liner notes include an essay by John Cohen.
Rio De Paria - Jilguero Del Hauascaran
Chonginada - Los Romanticos De Sicaya
Quisiera Olvidarte - La Pasoria Huaracina
Senor Diputado - El Cholo Chanka
Carnaval Cristalchay - Conjunto Musical Amauta
Neblina Blanca - La Huaricinita
Misti Gallo - El Cholo Chanka
Senor Diputado - La Pallasquinita
Cholo Orgulloso - La Pallasquinita
Vengo Del Prado - Trio Lira Paucina
Vaca Ratay - Duo Las Perlas De Huancavalica
Urpichallay - Conjunto Los Chankas Apurimac
Mis Quejas - Conjunto Los Chankas Apurimac
Chall Huaschallay - Conjunto Condemayta De Alcomayo
Perlas Challay - Trio Amanecer
Tostando Cancha - Fabian Ochoa Y Su Conjunto
Enganos Del Mundo - Nelly Munguia
Pio, Pio - Amanda Portales
Inti Sol - Manuel Silva
Adios Caminito - Julia Illanes
El Hombre - Manuel Silva
Licor Madito - Julia Illanes
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All items shipped within 3 working days of payment.
Please note that all our DVDs are Region 2.
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This 1989 release by Arhoolie Records was the first record of Huayno music released outside of Peru. Huayno is a genre of traditional dance and music that Andean people dance and listen to in their daily life. The indigenous music depicts emotional and expressive sentiments through songs sung in Spanish and in Quechua. The singers are accompanied by diverse assortment of instruments, such as flutes, trumpets, panpipes, violins, harps, guitars, saxophones, accordion, mandolin, bandurria, and charango. This collection includes some of the earliest Huayno recordings from the late 1940s. The liner notes include an essay by John Cohen.
Rio De Paria - Jilguero Del Hauascaran
Chonginada - Los Romanticos De Sicaya
Quisiera Olvidarte - La Pasoria Huaracina
Senor Diputado - El Cholo Chanka
Carnaval Cristalchay - Conjunto Musical Amauta
Neblina Blanca - La Huaricinita
Misti Gallo - El Cholo Chanka
Senor Diputado - La Pallasquinita
Cholo Orgulloso - La Pallasquinita
Vengo Del Prado - Trio Lira Paucina
Vaca Ratay - Duo Las Perlas De Huancavalica
Urpichallay - Conjunto Los Chankas Apurimac
Mis Quejas - Conjunto Los Chankas Apurimac
Chall Huaschallay - Conjunto Condemayta De Alcomayo
Perlas Challay - Trio Amanecer
Tostando Cancha - Fabian Ochoa Y Su Conjunto
Enganos Del Mundo - Nelly Munguia
Pio, Pio - Amanda Portales
Inti Sol - Manuel Silva
Adios Caminito - Julia Illanes
El Hombre - Manuel Silva
Licor Madito - Julia Illanes












