CANAIMA

CANAIMA National Park (Spanish: Parque Nacional Canaima) is a 30,000 km² park in south-eastern Venezuela that borders Brazil and Guyana. It is located in the state of Bolívar, and roughly occupies the same area as the Gran Sabana region. The park was established on the 12 June 1962. It is the second largest park in the country, after Parima-Tapirapecó and it has the the size of Belgium, Galicia, Cataluña or Maryland in U.S.A. On 1994 became a UNESCO World Heritage Site because of the tepuis (table-top mountains) that are characteristic of this area with the unique cuaternarian soil still in our world
The most famous tepuis in the park are Mount Roraima, the tallest and easiest to climb, and Auyantepui, from which fall the Angel Falls, the highest waterfall in the world. The tepuis are sandstone and date back to a time when South America and Africa were part of a super-continent. The park is home to indigenous Pemon Indians, part of the Caribe linguistic group. The Pemon have an intimate relationship with the tepuis, and believe they are the home of the 'mawari' spirits. The park is relatively remote, with only a few roads connecting towns. Most transport within the park is done by light plane from the city of Puerto Ordaz.
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THE MUSIC: "Amor Flotante" in CD RADA SOLARIS de Lyric Digital 1990 by Angel Rada who is a Cuban-venezuelan composer. After he have been in German, where he got his postgrade in Music, he had 25 CDs in South America. Since 1981 he was creating the new Ethnosonic music, some mixture between Earth sounds and electronics. David Copperfield used Rada´s ethnosonic music in his world tour shows since 1995, many producers request him to make score films as The Matrix and Huyendo del Sismo and the Kaplan´s film "Bolivar". He is the pioneer of the Ethnosonic music. Many of his songs got the first place in top 40 chart of South America. You can find more music of this composer here:
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