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Showing posts with label Peru. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Peru. Show all posts

Friday, October 05, 2012

chicha y cumbia amazonica

Chicha y cumbia amazonica : a selection of 60s/70s psychedelic music from Peru. Peyote, Ayahuesca, latin rhythms and surf guitars! Download link available on my mixcloud page. I hope you'll enjoy it!

Thursday, February 02, 2012

las sicodélicas (1968 - Peru)

I couldn't sleep so i start watching "Las Sicodélicas" a peruvian movie from the late 60s on Youtube. Hermanas peligrossas, piranhas, luchadores, discoteca ... and i've only seen the first 10 minutes...


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Sunday, March 13, 2011

John Paul "The Cave": "I Have a Mustang"

 Jean Paul "El Troglodita" - Tema del Troglodita: (AKA hombre agente secreto)

Sunday, February 27, 2011

Kinsa Trio - Virgenes del Sol

About the minute mark the group starts playing. Worth the wait. You may recognize the melody. Yma Sumac has recorded it among others.


Tuesday, October 12, 2010

Chicha on 45


Chicha on 45 records. If you are not familliar with this kind of latin psychedelic rock from the 70s. I urge you to go chack these songs.

"All in all, some pretty awesome songs in this bunch. If you note, I started with the more popular groups to the more obscure one’s. Los Mirlos are the godfathers of Amazonian Cumbia and they really do justice to Hugo Blanco’s “Cumbia Con Arpa”. The only song that isn’t from Peru is from Los Dinamicos Del Ritmo (Mexico maybe), yet they have that tripped out guitar sound down pretty well. Not sure if Los Vagos De Paramonga are any relation to Los Orientales, but they rip-off their song “Lobos Al Escape” in some new direction. Lastly, cumbia that seems politically topical is also quite common in this genre. Take the song Vietnam on the Do Re Mi label (Huayño acts tend to show up on this one). Although there is no real indication of why Los Pankis would have used that name for the song, I get a feeling that it’s possibly a Huayño view of the outside world - sympathetic view of the downtrodden? or something that might sell a record? Who knows? Asi, asi, asi!!!"

Available via Super Sonido

Tuesday, October 05, 2010

Los Holy's



Peruvian sixties rock from Los Holy's, via EL Stinkeyes.

Campo de Vampiros - Los Holy's: