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Inca Spirit fusion music explores the mystery and magic of Pre-columbian and world cultures. The Miami-based band is available for world music performances, cultural, educational, and corporate events, public school visits, art installations/performances, private parties, festivals, meditation sessions, and art openings. The musicians combine electric guitar; charango with ancient drums; panpipes and bamboo flutes producing ethereal rich melodies and natural sound effects. Inca Spirit fuses the ancestral with the contemporary style.

Inti Quilla. Sun and Moon in Quechua. It is an ancestral old song I learned through oral tradition from master Roberto Roman Quispe*. He was born in Central Andes, Huancavelica. As a child he learned the same song while performing in Cuzco with his master. The song is still used today in the sacred solstice festival. Inti Raymi from Cuzco. It has a Harawi (Yaravi) style melody at first and at the end a traditional Peruvian Huayno, or an allegro rythm.

This song was filmed at Nestor Lupaca’s workshop, lutier. His studio is in Villa El Salvador, South of Lima Peru. He just finished making a Quena for me, not of the traditional jungle bamboo, but of an exotic hard wood. The. name is Bloodwood, Brosimum rubescens.

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* Roman Quispe, Roberto. Quena Peruana. Método Práctico de Aprendizaje por Música. Casa Musical Amauta, Lima, Peru. 1975

Jam session, without sound equipment, at the Falls studio preparing for the Boca Raton Art Museum concert, January 23, 2022. “Machu Picchu and the Golden Empires of Peru”

Fusion music improvisation inspired by the song “Encuentros” Inca Spirit musicians for the concert:

Aaron Lebos, USA. Lead guitar

Ernesto Pomareda, Perú, Rhythm guitar

William Rincon, Colombia. Bombos, congas, cajón, bongos

Carlos Llerena Aguirre, Peru/USA. Quenas (Pre-columbian notched bamboo flutes) Siku (Zampoña -Bipolar panpipes) Nai (Romanian Panflute), Cajón, sound effects

Machu Picchu and the Golden Empires of Peru Inca Spirit Concert Boca Raton Art Museum

Carlos Llerena Aguirre, Siku, Panflute, Mamaquena, Quena, Quenacho, rondador, bird call effects, Afroamerican Cajón Antonio Llerena Aguirre,. Lead Guitar Carlos Ochoa, Rythm Guitar William Rincon, Bombos, Congas, Djembe, Bongo, Cajón, efectos

Folk fusion song inspired by the love we have for our women and children. A spiritual and healing song.

Jam practice and recording of the Peruvian medicine song: “Agua de Estrellas.” A Peruvian medicine song inspired by the ritual of water from the Andes. Recorded and directed by Antonio Llerena Aguirre, guitar. Other members of the group are Carlos Ochoa, charango, Juan Blanco, Cajón and Carlos Llerena Aguirre, siku and Kenacho. * “Agua de estrellas” canción de la cultura de la Pachamama y del ritual del agua. Esta canción se inspira en las tradiciones de las fiestas del agua en las montañas andinas. El compositor es Miguel Molina y el género la Hualina.

Agua de Estrellas en tus ojos de Agua Infinita, se bañan las Estrellitas, Mamá. Agua de Luz, Agua de Estrellas, Pacha Mama vienes del cielo. Limpia, Limpia, Limpia Corazón, Agua Brilliante, Sana, Sana, Sana Corazón, Agua Bendita, Calma, Calma, Calma Corazón, Agua del Cielo, Mamá.

Water of Stars In your eyes of infinite water The stars are taking a bath, Mother. Water of Light, Water of Stars, Pacha Mama you come from Heaven. Clean, clean, clean the Heart, Shiny Water, Heal, heal, heal Heart, Blessed Water, Calm, calm, calm Heart, Water from Heaven, Mother.

Kay Pacha concert. Lowe Art Museum. Coral Gables, FL

Museum of Art | Fort Lauderdale
Performance Inca Spirit | Wari Concert. April 18, 2013 7:00PM — 8:30PM MOA|FL, Horvitz Auditorium
Live concert at the Museum of Art. Inca Spirit performers: Carlos Llerena Aguirre, Victor Martinez, Carlos Ochoa, William Rincon and Juan Blanco

Live concert at Hollywood Beach Theatre, Hollywood, Florida. Inca Spirit performers: Antonio Llerena Aguirre, Carlos Llerena Aguirre, William Rincon and Ryoji Yamaguchi.

Inca Spirit fusion music explores the mistery and magic of Pre-columbian and world cultures. The Miami-based band is available for world music performances, cultural, educational, corporate events, public school visits, art installations/performances, private parties, festivals, meditation sessions and art openings. The musicians combine electric guitar; charango with ancient drums; and panpipes and bamboo flutes producing ethereal rich melodies and natural sound effects. Inca Spirit fuses the ancestral with the contemporary style.