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Musicians of Chuyas at the Tayta Palli festival

2024 · Chuyas (Pomabamba), Áncash, Perú

Duo of Chuyas musicians from Pomabamba province (Áncash, Peru) who played a piece of their own at the start of the Tayta Palli patron feast, before the liturgy. They play the pincuyo, similar to a quena, and the caja drum; image by Gabie Peralta, CC BY-SA 4.0.

Date: 2024
Place: Chuyas (Pomabamba), Áncash, Perú
People: Gabie Peralta (photography)
In the encyclopedia: Festivals ↗Ritual and religious music ↗Aerophones ↗Percussion ↗
Format: JPEG / WebP / AVIF
Licence: CC BY-SA 4.0
Credit: Gabie Peralta
Source: commons.wikimedia.org ↗
No.: EFMA·IMG·2977

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