Walisuma

From the mysterious wilds of South America come Walisuma, preserving the traditional music of their ancestors and enchanting listeners with the music of a people and civilisation lost in time. Featuring the talents of Genaro Chuquicallata and David Zapata from Peru, along with Mario Conde and Miguel Ayma from Bolivia, Walisuma perform the timeless music of the Andes. The bands uses traditional Andean instruments, such as the quena – an ancient flute-like instrument once made from the Condor’s wing bones, and the charango – a stringed instrument in the lute family, made of wood or armadillo shells and native to the Andes region. As the premier exponents of this treasured music, Walisuma never really go out of style.