"Coca Quintuscha" por el grupo Nostalgia del Sur
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"Coca Quintuscha" por el grupo Nostalgia del Sur
Como llora una estrella
Music students from Merida, Venezuela.
Rio de Arequipa por Sumaj Llacta de Peru
performed by Sumaj Llacta de Peru from Arequipa, Peru.
El Condor Pasa - Tortoras Perú
El Condor Pasa the classic peruvian song recorded live in Lima by the music group Tortoras Perú exclusively for Howling Earth. Originally written by Jorge Milchberg and Daniel Alomia Robles.
Polka Criolla por Oskar Rojas y Pedro Diaz
An unusual instrumental performed live in the El Barranco area of Lima, Peru by famed guitarist Oskar Rojas and percussionist Pedro Diaz.
La Danza Llameros
dancers perform at the cultural center in Cusco, Peru
Percusión - Yonder Rodriguez
Amazing Venezuelan percussionist Yonder Rodriguez gives us a sampling of his over 100 different percussion instruments.
El Recorrido por la Casa de Cultura, Barinas
Grupo Barinas casa de Cultura en Venezuela. La musica es del estilo joropo - llanera.
Aguas Claras performed by Duo Titicaca
Bolivian musicians Duo Titicaca perform a traditional song "Aguas Claras" on a hill housing an ancient astronomical observatory overlooking Lake Titicaca in Copacabana, Bolivia.
Lana Querida - El Rincon del Musico, Barquisimeto
Los chamos del Rincon de Musico (fundado 1951) en Barquisimeto, Venezuela, tocan una sesion especial para Howling Earth.
La Gatica by José Alejandro
Classical Venezuelan guitarist Jose Alejandro performs this nice if short piece recorded in Mérida, Venezuela, spring 2007.
La Pena Me Mata - Los Chamacos del Sur
group from Medellin, Colombia. Los Chamacos del Sur perform La Pena Me Mata.
Candela Viva
Puya Loca performed by the Afro-Colombian music and dance troup Candela Viva, in Cartagena, Colombia
La Guanena by Altitud
excelente!
Andarele by Bambuco
from Esmereldas on the northern coast of Ecuador, Bambuco performs the song "Andarele."
Quattros in Merida - Joropo
Two quattros and maracas trio, Merida University, Venezuela, perform joropo music.
Inti Raymi by Faccha Huayras
From Otavalo, Ecuador, folk group Faccha Huayras performs the traditional song "Inti Raymi."
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