Mujeres y Niños, is a spiritual and healing song inspired by the love we have for our women and children. The film traces the musicians from a studio jam session in Miami to the Norton Museum of Art in West Palm Beach. It uses film clips of nature's visual metaphors. The different instruments and melodies induce layers of meditation, trance, and healing.
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Sound Research
The lost art of Quena and Siku (bipolar panflute) can only be experimented with through meditation, visions, ayahuasca sessions, and spiritual visions and dreams.
It is within this spiritual realm that I have experimented with the base Quena in Re by playing improvisation sequences that I heard inside of me.
Carlos Llerena Aguirre founded Inca Spirit 20 years ago in Miami. He has played the bamboo Precolombian flutes, panpipes, Nei, and antaras. (Pentatonic panflute in Quechua)
Inca Spirit fusion music explores the mystery and magic of Pre-columbian and world cultures. The Miami-based band is available for world music performances, cultural, educational, and corporate events, public school visits, art installations/performances, private parties, festivals, meditation sessions, and art openings. The musicians combine electric guitar; and charango with ancient drums; panpipes and bamboo flutes producing ethereal rich melodies and natural sound effects. Inca Spirit fuses the ancestral with the contemporary style.