Listen online
Recordings and videos where you can hear flutes, zampoña, quena, charango and other colors from Robert's repertoire.
A living tradition that can be heard today
Live Ethnic Music of the Andes in Moscow
For Robert Mamani, Andean music is not an exotic decoration. It is memory, movement, concrete instruments and a living relationship with the people listening in Moscow.
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Listen, understand and find yourself
This page brings together the main ways to approach Robert's music: listening to his recordings, getting to know the instruments and participating in a concert or cultural performance.
Concerts in Moscow
Public presentations and small-format meetings where music can coexist with a cultural explanation.
Invite Robert
Programs for festivals, museums, libraries, cultural centers, companies and private spaces.
Real experience
The identity of music is in its way of sounding
Robert plays instruments associated with different areas of the Andes and speaks from his own Peruvian experience. In a performance you can alternate timbres, tell the context of a piece and bring the public closer to a tradition that is not reduced to a single national border.
Instruments are better understood when heard up close
A zampoña, a quena and a charango are not interchangeable symbols: each one proposes a breath, a texture and a way of relating to the melody.
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From the first message to a concrete decision
Listen
Start with the recordings and videos posted by Robert.
Recognize
Distinguish the sound and function of the main Andean instruments.
meet
Attend a performance or propose a concert for a venue in Moscow.
Go deeper
Read Robert's stories and, if the desire arises, choose an instrument or a class.
Frequently asked questions
What should be clarified before starting
What does ethnic music mean on this page?
Here it is used as a gateway to the Andean and indigenous music that Robert performs. The page does not present all the traditions of the world as if they were one.
Where can I listen to Robert?
The Music section brings together recordings and the performances page publishes the available formats. Open dates are announced when confirmed.
Can Robert be invited to a cultural center?
Yes. Robert considers performances at museums, libraries, festivals and cultural centres.
What instruments can be heard?
Depending on the program, zampoña or siku, quena, quenacho, charango, ocarina, flutes and percussion may appear. The specific list is agreed upon for each meeting.
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Related routes
direct contact
Talk to RobertListen to the music or propose a meeting
You can start with Robert's recordings or write to him if you represent a space interested in an Andean music concert.