Andes – Les flûtes du soleil – Sayri-Tupac CD – 19 Tracks

Les flûtes du soleil: a musical escape to the Andes

Close your eyes and let the music open up new horizons. With Sayri-Tupac, Andean flutes create a sound world to enjoy at home, whether you are listening closely or winding down at the end of the day. These 19 tracks offer over an hour of melodies to discover and revisit.

From Andean heritage to criolla music

This studio recording explores the evolution of Andean music, from Quechua and Aymara traditions to criolla music with its pre-Hispanic roots. Under the direction of Osvaldo Torrès, Sayri-Tupac brings together traditional tunes and compositions, including the much-loved El cóndor pasa.

A thoughtful gift for musical travellers

Choose this CD for someone who enjoys flutes, world music or Andean cultures. Released in September 2009, the album runs for 71 minutes and 55 seconds and makes a welcome addition to your own collection too, with melodies to enjoy time after time.

Your questions

Who performs on the album?

Sayri-Tupac, directed by Osvaldo Torrès.

How many tracks are included?

19 tracks, listed in full below.

What is the running time?

71 minutes and 55 seconds.

CD programme

• Runa sypay (trad) - 3'10"
• Ichuna (trad) - 4'46"
• Luna (trad) - 4'40"
• Quenillas de la selva (trad) - 1'49"
• 3 de mayo (trad) - 5'23"
• El cóndor pasa (A. Robles) - 3'56"
• Dolor indio (A. Vivanco) - 3'45"
• Quenas (L. Dunker Lavalle) - 3'18"
• Whaswa (trad) - 3'45"
• Cholito cordillerano (trad) - 4'16"
• Auroritachay (trad) - 3'48"
• San Benito (trad) - 3'32"
• Tio iluma (trad) - 3'43"
• Punales (trad) - 2'50"
• San Juanito (trad) - 4'04"
• Kullahuada (trad) - 3'39"
• Caporales (trad) - 2'52"
• Carnavalean (trad) - 4'00"
• Carinito (W. Leon) - 4'17"