Flor de Caņa
by Victor Ferrel and Rumilljta
Lively folkloric Andean tune with a sticky melody lead by a sweet sounding flute.
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Rumillajta meaning city of stone. It's from the ancient Inca language known as Quechua. It refers to Tiwanaku on Lake Titicaca as the first stone in the city and Sacsahuaman and Machu-Picchu as the last cities of stone to be built. This music embraces the early classical rhythms of Quechua and Aymar more…
Artist: Rumillajta
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Writer:
Ernesto Cavour
Publisher:
Unknown (Awaiting update)
Genres:
Carnaval, Andean and Folklore Bolivia
Instruments:
Quena, Quenacho, Charango, Panpipes, Bombo, Zampo?as and Sikus
Regions:
Bolivia and Andes
Themes:
Festive and Dance
Arrangement:
Group
Tempo:
Fast