Markahuasi - Chukya

[@nbm8758]

I'm so happy to finally find this band on here!! Thank you for uploading!! I've been listening to them since I was a child. What memories!

[@phoenixwolf1977]

I've been looking for this for 24 years! I saw them at a cultural festival many years ago. Thank you so much for uploading!

[@nikkopando8088]

i'm in love with this song. i think it's the best song i've ever listened in my life, but i dunno why!! it's like it makes me remember places i've never visited, facts never happened, people never met. i feel a sweet, pleasant melancholy of distant lands.

[@carloslara5511]

Hola Nikko saludos desde Perú, soy uno de los que grabo este disco soy el que toca los vientos, un abrazo a la distancia.

[@jimuren2388]

Have to agree with Mike Finnegan and Nikko Pando. The music is ... magic. Even if you are a Norte Americano who has no Spanish and has never listened to these instruments before. Many first heard Andean music through the group Savia Andina. They toured college campuses in the 1980s. Markahuasi plays in the same genre but their sound is ... perhaps a bit faster paced? It reaches American ears more directly, in my opinion. Other musicians to consider watching for if you love Markahuasi: Carlos Rene Crespo, Ancient Winds, K'antu

[@damianosiani3467]

Màgica la melodia y màgico el charanguito !.....

[@mickfinnegan]

I've been listening to this band, the same name as the album, for thirty years. They are now called Andean Nation. This is but one song, El Condor Pasa is one as well, among others they did

[@carloslara5477]

Mike La agrupación ya no continua, el grupo que menciona es uno de los integrantes que continua.

[@Azereiah]

Did this band ever play in San Francisco...? This music sounds so, so familiar...

[@kieranj.c.3379]

Yes, they played there in the early to mid 90s. This song was recorded for their last album in 1994 but they probably performed it earlier since it’s not their original composition.

[@jonlambert321]

Monterey