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musical performance
Athos — flute performance
Robert Mamani performs “Athos” with a transversal flute in a video of a ceremonial and expressive nature.
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A sound that has existed for thousands of years. Music that heals, unites and opens the heart.
Music helps people relax, heal and open their hearts.
Each person responds to their own frequencies. Music acts individually: it brings people together and guides them towards their mission.
At the moment of sound, all listeners unite in a single circle, in a single world.
A flow of energy arises that makes us one. It is a mass of energy capable of changing the world.
The Spanish conquistadors were amazed by the harmony of indigenous music with nature.
The musicians imitated sounds of water, animals and birds. The instruments were created with what nature provided: bamboo, stone and clay.
Facets of music
Music for popular festivals, religious celebrations and carnivals. In Peru there are numerous "patterns festivals." This music plays in the streets and invites you to dance.
Melodies for sowing, harvest and the festivals of the Sun (Inti Raymi). In the Andean tradition, each season has its own music.
Shamanic rituals and healing ceremonies. Drums, percussion and flutes are used to transmit healing energy and enter altered states of consciousness.
Contemporary sound therapy. Native American flutes and nature sounds for deep meditation, stress relief and harmonization.
Influence of Afro-Cuban percussion and salsa. The fusion of rhythms from Africa and the Andes gave rise to unique dance genres.
“All cultures in the world used percussion. It exists now and always existed. "Shamans use their drums and through them they transmit healing energy."
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Video
Three interpretations, three instruments and three atmospheres. Choose a recording to view it in full.
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Robert Mamani performs “Athos” with a transversal flute in a video of a ceremonial and expressive nature.
See video
3:46
Robert Mamani performs “Taquirari de verano” on zampoña, combining a folk rhythm with the characteristic sound of the Andes.
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4:06
Robert Mamani presents “Encuentros” with an intimate-sounding Andean flute, on a traditional red textile background.
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Andean instruments are more than 5000 years old. They predate the Inca civilization.
Similar flutes existed all over the world, from Chile to Europe.
All the native peoples of South America come from the same root.
“Music is not just entertainment. Music serves to help, guide and unite. And that's what I do."
The existing music blocks remain. This extension helps distinguish between repertoire, contracting, learning, and co-creation.
Formats, reservation process, technical data and factors that influence the proposal.
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Four separate routes for zampoña, quena, charango and Native American flute.
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A collaboration between equals, with agreements on rehearsals, expenses, income and rights.
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