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Kuyayky’s story began in the 1970’s when Jose Hurtado Zamudio, a university professor and musicologist, married educator and singer Edda Bonilla Peña (of the Conjunto Alma Jaujina). Deeply committed to fostering the arts and culture in Peru, Jose and Edda embarked their efforts on forming choirs and musical groups throughout Peru’s central region. Continue reading...
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https://youtu.be/mPEK3_hj1I8

Hoy estrenaremos el vídeo oficial de #TheWaterSong a las 7pm hora Perú por nuestro canal de Youtube.

Tonight at 8pm ET you can finally see our official music video for #TheWaterSong #indigenouswomen #IndigenousRising
#internationaldayofindigenouswomen #YakuTaki
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#YakuTaki #TheWaterSong #Kuyayky#Andes#IndigenousWomenDay#cinematic In the Andes our ancestors understood that water was the matrix of life, for millennia we...
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We were happy to host our friends from Huancayo in this musical exchange 🙌🏾 #ayllu #ayni #KuyaykyFoundation
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