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01. Los Abuelos Del Wayku - Pandilla y Bombo Baile
02. Los Abuelos Del Wayku - Procesión de Santa Rosa
03. Los Abuelos Del Wayku - Danza de la Kajada
04. Los Abuelos Del Wayku - Danzas del Sitaracuy y de la Kajada
05. Los Abuelos Del Wayku - Twist Lamista
06. Los Abuelos Del Wayku - Danza del Raspa Raspa
07. Los Abuelos Del Wayku - Danza del Didín
08. Los Abuelos Del Wayku - Villancico al Niño Manuelito
09. Los Abuelos Del Wayku - Flores para la mamita (Tonada para Entierros)
10. Los Abuelos Del Wayku - Danza de la Kajada N°1
11. Los Abuelos Del Wayku - Danza del Sitarakuy
12. Los Abuelos Del Wayku - Velada a Santa Rosa
13. Los Abuelos Del Wayku - Marinera Lamista
14. Los Abuelos Del Wayku - El gallinacito (variación de La Leyenda del Pifano)
15. Los Abuelos Del Wayku - Danza del Didinero
16. Los Abuelos Del Wayku - Dana del Rondín Enamorado N° 2
17. Los Abuelos Del Wayku - Danza del Pillo
ARTIST
TITLE
La Musica De Los Kechwas Lamistas: Registros Sonoros De Comunidades Nativas De Lamas
FORMAT
LP

LABEL
CATALOG #
BR 163LP BR 163LP
GENRE
RELEASE DATE
8/26/2022

La Música De Los Kechwas Lamistas: Registros Sonoros De Comunidades Nativas De Lamas (The Music of the Lamista Kechwas: Recordings of Native Communities of Lamas) compiles various recordings made by Los Abuelos del Wayku, a traditional group made up of the oldest musicians from the native communities of Lamas: Medardo Cachique, Reynaldo Amasifuén, Misael Amasifuén, Daniel Sangama, Remigio Sangama, and Pedro Cachique. The selection and recording process has been carried out by the Tarapoto musician and researcher Percy Alexander Flores Navarro. These performances seek to recreate the most indigenous musical performance styles of the various musical genres practiced throughout the Lamista Kechwa nation since colonial times, as well as the foreign and national musical trends incorporated by these communities during the first half of the 20th century. Thus, this album aims to be a chronicle of the historical processes that took place in the region, as well as a guide to the cultural diversity of the Peruvian Amazon. Some of the musical genres present in these recordings are: the Christmas Carol brought by the Jesuit missionaries during the 16th century; the Amazonian pandilla and the various musical forms that comprise it since colonial times; the marinera, adapted to the Andean-Amazonian ensemble at the beginning of the 20th century; rock and roll, which was reinterpreted as the Lamista twist in the middle of the last century, and many other musical genres that constitute the repertoire of traditional and popular music of the native communities of Lamas. After the success of the anthology The Fabulous Sound of Andrés Vargas Pinedo (BR 147LP, 2021), and the launch of the anthology Around the Húmisha: The music of the traditional Amazonian groups of Peru (BR 159LP), Buh Records presents this new volume, dedicated to the music of the native communities of Lamas, and this time with the launch of a collection and platform called Central Amazónica, which will be dedicated exclusively to the rescue of various musical expressions of the Peruvian Amazon. Includes extensive information and visual documentation. Compilation and notes by Percy Alexander Flores Navarro. Art by René Sánchez.