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Abuela Coca
Abuela Coca formed in the late 1990s, a group of musicians from the Quechua community in Peru. They released their debut album 'Brillar' in 2003, which shares...
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A Eso Voy
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Asesinos Son
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Brillar
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Curo Mis Heridas
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De Allá Abajo
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Derrocha
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El Artesano
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El Penitente
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Empleado del Mes
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H2o
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Himno a Mi Corazón
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La Cotorra
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Mala Herencia
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Mambru
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Nada Es Como Me Lo Imaginaba
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Pulgoso
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Abuela Coca formed in the late 1990s, a group of musicians from the Quechua community in Peru. They released their debut album 'Brillar' in 2003, which shares its name with one of their songs. Their music often features lyrics in Quechua, drawing from traditional Andean melodies while incorporating contemporary rhythms.
Their songs like 'Curo Mis Heridas' and 'Mambru' reflect themes connected to their cultural background. The band has performed at festivals including WOMAD in the UK and the Montreal Jazz Festival in Canada. Their lineup has included José Luis Carpio on vocals and charango, Eduar Proaño on quena and zampoña, Renzo Gil on guitar, Luis Ahumada on bass, and Milton García on drums.
Abuela Coca's work touches on subjects related to indigenous experiences and environmental concerns. Their catalog includes tracks such as 'Derrocha,' 'H2o,' and 'Walking,' which continue to be part of their repertoire.
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