An old unreleased track lost and found : LA PUNA
This one (as the track I posted just yesterday [here](Daniel-diaz – Vidala-del-grand-canyon)) are part of a series of documentary music from 2006-2007 that I got the rights back.
Now I’m in the process of re-thinking, remixing and recycling, giving a new life to these forgotten instrumentals.
Yesterday track was “Jujuy meet Arizona”, this one is pure LA PUNA, an average 3500 meters height desert/plateau where this kind of simple, powerful folk melodies resonate from the distance.
DD: bombo leguero, rain stick, small percussion, acoustic bass guitar.
Miguel Ballumbrosio: Cajon peruano
Manuel Miranda: Flutes
Remixed Friday 16th October, Paris France.
Photo by Toimetaja Tolkeburoo
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Daniel Díaz: bombo leguero, rain stick, small percussion, acoustic bass guitar.
Miguel Ballumbrosio: Cajon peruano
Manuel Miranda: Flutes
This one (as some tracks I posted recently) is part of a series of documentary music from 2006-2007 that I got the rights back.
Now I’m in the process of re-thinking, remixing and recycling, giving a new life to these forgotten instrumentals.
This is the second track I recreate out of those old masters.
Recorded circa 2006, Paris (France) Lima (Peru) and Buenos Aires (Argentina)
Remixed late October 2020, Paris (France).
Photo by Héctor Ramón Perez
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