#valicha

[eventmania]

CONCIERTO DE TEMPORADA

"Toda buena música debe ser una innovación." - Les Baxter

La Orquesta de Barro volvió a ofrecer un excelente concierto sinfónico en el Teatro Municipal de Trujillo, bajo la batuta del director Paul Bazalar. Un conjunto de niños, adolescentes y jóvenes nos brindó una noche llena de emociones y buena música.

Dos solistas muy impresionantes, Jimena Arbulú y Angie Ybáñez, deleitaron al público con sus majestuosas voces.

La Orquesta de Barro, gracias al apoyo de Arpegio Suiza, presentó un repertorio variado que incluyó canciones de películas y temas de nuestras regiones como "Valicha", "Zaza", "Préndeme la vela", y, por último, la gran "Marinera Trujillana", que fue acompañada por las palmas del público.

Fue un excelente concierto para el disfrute de los trujillanos.

Redacción: Sánchez Chuquimango Margarita

[tesserariuss]

[gritodemujer]

Grito de Mujer valencia 2024 | La Rambleta 2024 | OFRENDA VALICHA

[marco-roman]

Heriberto Tejo: «Es el huayno más tradicional y popular del Cusco y también del Perú. // Fue compuesto por Miguel Ángel Hurtado en 1945. // Valicha es una forma abreviada del nombre Valeriana, la mujer que inspiró la canción. // Valicha encierra una historia de amor entre una bella campesina y su joven compositor. //Se baila con el atuendo típico cusqueño. // Por tener coreografía y un vestuario no exclusivo, se le considera una estampa» (2019: 13). https://www.instagram.com/p/CpnQ36cOwX2/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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DU™️ Valicha - Invisible LP 🌫 Cat# Detund LTD 77 Tape + Digital https://detund.bandcamp.com/album/invisible-lp W+P by @_valicha_ Graphics / Video by @rafaroeder Valicha, a multimedia, visual and sound artist, is Peruvian raised in different parts of the world, from Romanian lands to Chile. She approaches the digital culture in Mexico City, a great capital of Latin American electronica, where she lived for twelve years. There, she received behind and on stage impressions that shaped her wide musical range. Back in Lima, Peru, she inserts herself into the city's alternative culture by creating projects such as Arista, Festival de Vanguardias Electrónicas and Platónico, Estudio Multimedia, through which she actively participates in the local scene. As a music producer she seeks in the deep and repetitive techno sounds the means to generate trance states, along with melodic environments that try to connect with spirit elevation layers. Her first LP -Invisible- mixes the different cultures that she feels hers, from the anonymous, neutral, collective techno sound, with field recordings and influences from Peruvian Andean music. The album was entirely created in the Sacred Valley of the Incas, in the beautiful region of Cusco, and you can hear hues of that region throughout the album, like people talking in Quechua and recordings of vernacular music, without losing the force of electronic exploration. The concept of the video:: Fantasma de cristal was created through its melody. Its rhythmic and climatic origins cause an erratic journey through abstract visual dimensions in which desire and imagination merge. In its universe, physic structures and characters are melted and incomplete, they lack movement and can only become alive through the images in their mind and their digital spaces. Mastered by Atom™ at Bowman Suite, Santiago de Chile Video by Valicha + Rafa Roeder Graphics by Rafa Roeder #detroitunderground #detund #techno #minimaltechno #experimentaltechno #experimental #3dscan #vr #multimediaart #visualart #valicha #rafaroeder #duvhs #melodictechno #electronicexploration #fieldrecordings #sounddesigner #musicproducer #newmediaart #tape (at Perú) https://www.instagram.com/p/COU3f-klykx/?igshid=17scf9dx11rb3

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#Repost @detroitunderground ・・・ DU™️ Valicha - Invisible LP 🌫 Cat# Detund LTD 77 Tape + Digital https://detund.bandcamp.com/album/invisible-lp W+P by @_valicha_ Graphics / Video by @rafaroeder Valicha, a multimedia, visual and sound artist, is Peruvian raised in different parts of the world, from Romanian lands to Chile. She approaches the digital culture in Mexico City, a great capital of Latin American electronica, where she lived for twelve years. There, she received behind and on stage impressions that shaped her wide musical range. Back in Lima, Peru, she inserts herself into the city's alternative culture by creating projects such as Arista, Festival de Vanguardias Electrónicas and Platónico, Estudio Multimedia, through which she actively participates in the local scene. As a music producer she seeks in the deep and repetitive techno sounds the means to generate trance states, along with melodic environments that try to connect with spirit elevation layers. Her first LP -Invisible- mixes the different cultures that she feels hers, from the anonymous, neutral, collective techno sound, with field recordings and influences from Peruvian Andean music. The album was entirely created in the Sacred Valley of the Incas, in the beautiful region of Cusco, and you can hear hues of that region throughout the album, like people talking in Quechua and recordings of vernacular music, without losing the force of electronic exploration. The concept of the video:: Fantasma de cristal was created through its melody. Its rhythmic and climatic origins cause an erratic journey through abstract visual dimensions in which desire and imagination merge. In its universe, physic structures and characters are melted and incomplete, they lack movement and can only become alive through the images in their mind and their digital spaces. Mastered by Atom™ at Bowman Suite, Santiago de Chile Video by Valicha + Rafa Roeder Graphics by Rafa Roeder #detroitunderground #detund #techno #minimaltechno #experimentaltechno #experimental #3dscan #vr #multimediaart #visualart #valicha #rafaroeder #duvhs #melodictechno #electronicexploration #fieldrecordings https://www.instagram.com/p/COq6VRYnfcS/?igshid=v1i5ryzxg2zn

[karlacri]

27. favourite national celebrity? 16. which stereotype about your country you hate the most and which one you somewhat agree with?

oh, I didn't think they would ask me something so fast 😅 xDDD I don't know if this counts, but I think it's important to mention that although I live in Chile my parents are Peruvian, so the answers are probably mixed between the two countries xD

27) Favorite national celebrity: As I am not very aware of the entertainment world, I think that here the groups or people of whom I know 2-3 songs or something like that could enter  😅 and those would be:

*From Chile: The folkloric, Andean and Latin American rhythms groups 

Los Jaivas, canción Mira Niñita song Look little girl sub english   Todos Juntos song All together sub english Todos juntos full hd xd  Sube a nacer conmigo hermano sub english 

Inti Illimani, Samba Landó   I did not find a video with the lyrics, but I did find a web page that translated it (I hope it is ok)  Sirviñaco I did not find the lyrics in English, but in the comments it is in Spanish and it is about a young man proposing to a young woman that they marry Carnavalito de la Quebrada de Humahuaca (popular Argentine)

Illapu     Paloma Ausente  the lyrics are by Violeta Parra, but Illapu sings it xd  Lejos del Amor  Far away from love  Surviving /Sobreviviendo  lyrics in english  "Vuelvo para vivir" (I'm coming back to stay) (I feel that this song needs context xd from 1973-1990 in Chile there was a dictatorship where these groups were exiled due to political differences and when the dictatorship ended and they were able to return, Illapu wrote this song. The song Sobreviviendo I think was not written by someone from the group, but it was written during the dictatorship)

and Violeta Parra (who is famous for collecting and disseminating Chilean folk music and representing things like that in hers songs) Run Run se fue pal norte lyrics in english  La jardinera/ The gardener  lyrics english  Volver a los 17 Returning to seventeen sub english in youtube  Rin del angelito/ Rin of the little angel (rin is a musical genre from an island in southern Chile. In the song Angelito is a child who has died very young, Violeta wrote the song when her baby died and in this video there are scenes from that moment in a movie about her life. I say it in case someone is affected )

Thanks to life Gracias a la Vida  (is her most famous song and one of the last he wrote before her death)

As a curious fact, I can say that all of them were more or less contemporary during the time called New Chilean Song in the 60-70s that sought to recover folk music and was also combined with rhythms and instruments from other countries on the continent.

*From Peru: Group 5 which is a cumbia group, and I just discovered that it is practically the same age as my dad xd Motor y motivo/ my life’s mission song   Que levante la mano 

Yma Sumac who was a well-known soprano and has a star on the walk of fame. She was famous for her very high voice, she said that she had learned to sing like this by imitating birds singing as a child her duet with flute   Interview

Gastón Acurio who is a chef and promoter of Peruvian gastronomy, as far as I know he is one of the greatest ambassadors of Peruvian gastronomy (I don't always pay attention to everything his recipes say, but I do take some advice xD)

Juan Diego Flores: He is a light tenor that according to the internet is one of the best tenors on the current scene Ojos Azules / Valicha  

he singing the National Anthem 

  Juan Diego Flórez: What happens when an opera star goes onstage?

 Apart from them, I need to make an honorable mention to Los Kjarkas (Saya San Andrés  my favourite song xd saya is a bolivian dance), one of the most important groups in Andean music. The group is Bolivian, so technically I shouldn't mention them, but for me they are celebrities and they are the only group that I follow on facebook and of whom I have wanted to go to a concert xd

16) Stereotypes: I haven't seen this on my internet for so long that I probably mention outdated things, sorry From Chile: I remember there was a moment on Facebook where a couple of memes came out about how in Chile people were retarded and ate dogs. I do not know how widespread it was, I did not see much of it, but more than annoying me, it puzzled me because I did not know where that could have come from although a while ago I had a hypothesis about the matter of dogs. 🤔

meme on the matter and incidentally shows the myth that Peru eats pigeons

The best known among South Americans of all is that the accent and the way of speaking of Chileans is unintelligible to other Spanish speakers and that in Chile Spanish is spoken very badly xD Looking around, I saw that apparently so much is the case that in 2015 a Chilean linguist wrote a book about how Spanish was not badly spoken in Chile, it was only spoken differently xd According to me, the origin of this is that in Chile people tend to speak faster than everyone else, combined with the jargons that seem to be very different from those in other countries. I think I agree with this moderately, because there are people who speak quite fast, interrelated and / or it is difficult to understand the expressions they use, but it is not unintelligible as the meme says (in fact, I have a friend who speaks slowly, and even the Chileans themselves drew attention xd) and I can understand my teachers and classmates most of the time

meme about Spain laughing at France because most of their former territories don't speak their language, while the former territories of Spain learned their language ... or almost all of them xd And something I forgot to say, apparently it is quite distinctive that in Chile "asjkssjaskka" laughs while others laugh "jajaja" apparently xD

From Peru: I think the best known is still the one that Peruvians eat pigeons. As I read once years ago on Facebook (high scientific rigor xd 😅) the myth arose in Chile when in a certain place in the capital where many Peruvians came to live, the pigeons that had always been there began to disappear. From what I remember, sometimes the meme is shown as if the pigeon were the flag dish of Peru and that you cannot live without it, but it is a lie xd I know it is eaten, my mother at least ate pigeon with noodles and she told me that were raised to eat (and in fact he told me that it was possible that there really were people who had hunted in the plaza at some time 😅), and I also saw Gastón Acurio prepare pigeon ocopa (ocopa is like a cream and is eaten with rice, potato and lettuce). However, the case of Gastón Acurio was that he was preparing forgotten recipes from a 1950 cookbook, so I highly doubt that many people prepare it and it is definitely not very representative (there are much more widespread and famous dishes). About the noodles, it may be prepared, but it is much more common to see the chicken noodle.  Anyway, it does not seem very serious considering that there are other places where you eat or ate pigeon cake xd    

It is also that Peru claims everything as its own, but it is more because of a fight it has with Chile over whether the pisco sour (a drink with lemon) is Peruvian or Chilean and something similar happens with ceviche. Anyway it is exaggerated and I think that most people on both sides do not really care about the matter xD

Peru meme claiming things like yours

Chile and Peru fight for pisco sour. "wn" can mean from friend to idiot depending on the context and is one the best know chilean slang xd

Anyway, it is a meme that is almost always taken with humor (or at least I do) xd  😅  

I guess that's it, I'm sorry I literally answered you almost a month later and I'm also very sorry for how long the answer is, at first it was hard for me to write something and suddenly I ended up with this xd 😅

[kuraudiart]

Traditional Geographic Regions of Peru~❤✨

Some drawings I made for Peru’s Independence Day~

The elements in the drawings:

Coast Featuring: Naylamp, Chan Chan fishes, Peruvian Paso Horse, Nazca Lines, a Peruvian Hairless dog, peruvian cajon, Peru and Fem!Peru as Marinera dancers.

Mountains Featuring: An Amaru, Inti, Cool Llama, a condor, Machu Picchu, Peru and Fem!Peru as Valicha dancers.

Jungle Featuring: Yacumama, an Andean Cock of the Rock, an Otorongo, a Marvellous spatuletail hummingbird, Peru and Fem!Peru as los Carapachos dancers.

¡Felices Fiestas Patrias atrasadas! TE AMO PERÚ ❤

[killerqueenwannatry]

The song that the man is playing at minute 0:10 is called "Valicha" and it's from Cuzco, Peru. The instrument he plays is called "Quena". I’m from Perú ;)

[flashquatsch]

Cinema - Valicha

Mi ponisona Cinema en traje tipico peruano.

My ponysona Cinema in traditional Peruvian clothing

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[reverbradio]

Reverberation #316 1. Secos & Molhados - Sangue Latino 2. Elia y Elizabeth - Todo En La Vida 3. Los Beats - Porque Llorar 4. Grupo San Miguel - Escribeme Una Carta 5. Grupo San Miguel - Cuando Apenas Era Un Jovencito 6. Hielo Ardiente - Mensaje 7. Los Apson - Fue En Un Cafe 8. Los Beats - Veronica 9. Juancho Vargas - Pesares (S-Dawg Edit) 10. Lô Borges - Song For My Father 11. Los Destellos - Valicha

[gritodemujer]

OFRENDA VALICHA La Rambleta 2024 Festival "Grito de Mujer"

[radiofolkperu]

"Valicha", la musa que inspiró el llamado himno del Cusco http://dlvr.it/SKmgJf

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DU™️ Valicha - Invisible LP 🌫 Cat# Detund LTD 77 Tape + Digital https://detund.bandcamp.com/album/invisible-lp W+P by @_valicha_ Graphics / Video by @rafaroeder Valicha, a multimedia, visual and sound artist, is Peruvian raised in different parts of the world, from Romanian lands to Chile. She approaches the digital culture in Mexico City, a great capital of Latin American electronica, where she lived for twelve years. There, she received behind and on stage impressions that shaped her wide musical range. Back in Lima, Peru, she inserts herself into the city's alternative culture by creating projects such as Arista, Festival de Vanguardias Electrónicas and Platónico, Estudio Multimedia, through which she actively participates in the local scene. As a music producer she seeks in the deep and repetitive techno sounds the means to generate trance states, along with melodic environments that try to connect with spirit elevation layers. Her first LP -Invisible- mixes the different cultures that she feels hers, from the anonymous, neutral, collective techno sound, with field recordings and influences from Peruvian Andean music. The album was entirely created in the Sacred Valley of the Incas, in the beautiful region of Cusco, and you can hear hues of that region throughout the album, like people talking in Quechua and recordings of vernacular music, without losing the force of electronic exploration. The concept of the video:: Fantasma de cristal was created through its melody. Its rhythmic and climatic origins cause an erratic journey through abstract visual dimensions in which desire and imagination merge. In its universe, physic structures and characters are melted and incomplete, they lack movement and can only become alive through the images in their mind and their digital spaces. Mastered by Atom™ at Bowman Suite, Santiago de Chile Video by Valicha + Rafa Roeder Graphics by Rafa Roeder #detroitunderground #detund #techno #minimaltechno #experimentaltechno #experimental #3dscan #vr #multimediaart #visualart #valicha #rafaroeder #duvhs #melodictechno #electronicexploration #fieldrecordings #sounddesigner #musicproducer #newmediaart #tape (at Perú) https://www.instagram.com/p/COUBwZLFNnB/?igshid=1einsi4fvnh7w

[kuraudiart]

Ecuador and Peru nouveau version~ ✨❤

The 1st one, is from last year, I made it for Panchito (Ecuador) birthday as an excuse for draw San Juanito outfit. 

And the 2nd one is because this month marks 10 years since I designed and drew Miguel (Peru) for the first time, so I finished this drawing for the occasion. Miguel with a Valicha outfit.