Genial obra de musica barroca americana.....tremendo aporte interpretar musica clasica americana con raices folcloricas en Europa.....le debe fascinar a los alemanes y holandeses....
Reino del Perú Virreynato del Perú Tocada por españoles americanos, es así como les llamaban a los que nacieron en el hoy Perú. Martines de compañon , Trujillo Perú Siglo Xlll
while maracas do are used on some older pieces, i believe the sound is being made by the cajon peruano, which produces both drum and that ''maraca'' sound
Out of context? on the contrary, since this piece was collected by Martinez Champanhon in La Libertad, as were played in the churches of the time, so it is not far fetched that the natives used those instruments. other pieces collected by him have a strong African and Indigenous influences.
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Very high quality and lots and lots of fun. Vivacious and charming, enthusiastic... l loved it
Genial obra de musica barroca americana.....tremendo aporte interpretar musica clasica americana con raices folcloricas en Europa.....le debe fascinar a los alemanes y holandeses....
Virreinal, papá
Reino del Perú
Virreynato del Perú
Tocada por españoles americanos, es así como les llamaban a los que nacieron en el hoy Perú.
Martines de compañon , Trujillo Perú Siglo Xlll
Can i post this video with lyrics and translation to portuguese?
I give you all the credits 🙏🏼
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Wonderful!!! Superbe!
honey for heart
Peruvian baroque music, 18th century.
Peruvian music Virreynato del peru
Has your group released any CDs?
Not yet, but there will be a CD coming very soon! :-)
So sad to see such a cool gang pushing this piece so much out of context. Why maracas?! Because is Latin American? Hm...
Such what? Out of contest? Try to Forget Your prejudicials
Such as this is not a party piece. Do you have any idea where that piece comes from or what the text talks about?
while maracas do are used on some older pieces, i believe the sound is being made by the cajon peruano, which produces both drum and that ''maraca'' sound
Out of context? on the contrary, since this piece was collected by Martinez Champanhon in La Libertad, as were played in the churches of the time, so it is not far fetched that the natives used those instruments. other pieces collected by him have a strong African and Indigenous influences.
un poco mordido el castellano
la soprano es sueca....al menos la rubia. Mordido sale, pero bello.
Y tú sueco como suena
@@adolflazary5864 lo comprobarás el día que cante en sueco
@@yordanvelasquegavilano9292 jajaja buenísimo, saludos