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Kichwa Songs

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Kichwa Amazonian music is the living echo of the forest, where every sound connects with the spirit of nature. With cane flutes, drums, and ritual chants, the people express gratitude to the land, the water, and the beings of the invisible world. It is not just art: it is memory, healing, and resistance. Each melody carries ancestral teachings and reflects a worldview where everything is interconnected. To sing is to speak with the elders, with the birds, and with dreams. It is to keep alive the harmony between humans and the rainforest.

Chuscu Chunda

Los Yumbos Chahuamangos

Ichushami Rikani

Los Jilgueritos (Grupo Cultural Kichwa de Napo)

Jatun Sacha

Playeros kichwa ( Roxana Tanguila cover)

Jumandi

Cesar Grefa ( El indio amazonico)

Llakik Warmi

Roxana Tanguila

Sanguru Tullu

Los Yumbos Chahuamangos

Sikwanga

Kambak

Sumay Sumay

Los Yumbos Chahuamangos

Tami Tuta

Los Yumbos Chahuamangos

Tamia Punzha

Los Jilgueritos (Grupo Cultural Kichwa de Napo)

Yachak

Los Yumbos Chahuamangos

Yakumanda Shamuk Warmi

Nazario Alvarado

Yayawanmi

Kambak

Yuraj Shimi Chichiku

D.R.A

Ñukas Wañunami Ani

Alirio Tapuy

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