Name: Flute Music of the Andes
Brand: Gotham Distributors
SKU: 412205
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Flute Music of the Andes

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Album: Flute Music of the Andes
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Pajaro Campana - Various Artists
2)	Selvas Virgenes - Various Artists
3)	Campamento 111 - Various Artists
4)	Bandenita, La - Various Artists
5)	Alborozo Kolla - Various Artists
6)	Condor Pasa, El - Various Artists
7)	Vidala del Culampaja - Various Artists
8)	Cantando en Mi Valle - Various Artists
9)	Vasija de Barra - Various Artists
10)	Carite, El - Various Artists
11)	Virgenes del Sol - Various Artists
12)	Desdenosa - Various Artists
13)	Kacharpari - Various Artists
14)	Vienen Bajando Las Llamitas - Various Artists
15)	Recuerdos de Calahuayo - Various Artists
16)	Amakoncahuanquichu - Various Artists
17)	Fiesta Aymara - Various Artists
18)	Cuequita de Los Coyas - Various Artists
19)	Guadalquiver - Various Artists
20)	Anatas al Viento - Various Artists
21)	Naranjales - Various Artists
22)	Acuarela Potosina - Various Artists

Album: Flute Music of the Andes
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Pajaro Campana - Various Artists
2)	Selvas Virgenes - Various Artists
3)	Campamento 111 - Various Artists
4)	Bandenita, La - Various Artists
5)	Alborozo Kolla - Various Artists
6)	Condor Pasa, El - Various Artists
7)	Vidala del Culampaja - Various Artists
8)	Cantando en Mi Valle - Various Artists
9)	Vasija de Barra - Various Artists
10)	Carite, El - Various Artists
11)	Virgenes del Sol - Various Artists
12)	Desdenosa - Various Artists
13)	Kacharpari - Various Artists
14)	Vienen Bajando Las Llamitas - Various Artists
15)	Recuerdos de Calahuayo - Various Artists
16)	Amakoncahuanquichu - Various Artists
17)	Fiesta Aymara - Various Artists
18)	Cuequita de Los Coyas - Various Artists
19)	Guadalquiver - Various Artists
20)	Anatas al Viento - Various Artists
21)	Naranjales - Various Artists
22)	Acuarela Potosina - Various Artists

Performer Notes

This value-priced CD of rustic performances is a pleasant collection, but the lack of liner notes makes it of limited interest to those interested in Andean musicology. But rest assured, "El Condor Pasa," the song immortalized (or bastardized, depending on how you look at it) by Paul Simon, is included. ~ Tim Sheridan