Los Jaivas - Alturas De Machu Picchu
 Label: Sony Music/88883790881 | Released: 1981 | This Issue: 2013 | Genre: Progressive-Folk
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A1 Del Aire Al Aire 
 A2 La Poderosa Muerte 
 A3 Amor Americano

 B1 Aguila Sideral 
 B2 Antigua America 
 B3 Sube A Nacer Conmigo Hermano 
 B4 Final

Recorded At – Studio Pathé Marconi EMI
 Recorded At – EMI-Electrola Studios, Cologne
 Mixed At – Studio Pathé Marconi EMI
 Credits
 Bass, Electric Guitar, Sampona [Zampoña], Quena, Vocals – Mario Mutis
 Drums, Bombo [Bombo Legüero], Timbales [Cromaticos], Xylophone, Horn [Trutruca], Recorder [Tarka], Vocals – Gabriel Parra
 Electric Piano, Synthesizer [Mini Moog], Recorder [Tarka] – Eduardo Parra
 Engineer – Dominique Strabach (tracks: A1), Luciano Piccinno (tracks: B3), Rolf Hanekamp (tracks: B3)
 Engineer [Grabacion Y Remix] – Daniel Michel
 Lead Vocals, Electric Guitar, Bass, Acoustic Guitar, Cuatro, Quena, Sampona [Zampoña], Ocarina – Gato Alquinta
 Lyrics By – Pablo Neruda (tracks: A2 to B4)
 Music By – Los Jaivas (tracks: A2 to B4)
 Painting – René Olivares
 Piano, Harpsichord, Electric Piano, Synthesizer – Claudio Parra (2)
 Producer, Directed By – Los Jaivas
 Notes
 Grabado y remixado en los estudios Pathé-Marconi, EMI - Electrola, Colonia, Alemania, Julio de 1981

 Tecnicos de grabacion: Daniel Michel, Rolf Hanekamp. Tecnicos de remix: Daniel Michel, Alain Butet, Luciano Piccio. 
 Asistente de Grabación: Rosko, Dominique Strabach. 
 Tapa de Caratula: Intihuatana, Piedra sagrada de Machu Picchu, Pintura de: rene Olivares 
 Produccion Ejecutiva: Alejandro Parra, Hernan poblete. 
 Dirección Artística: los Jaivas 
 Producción: Los Jaivas

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 Cleaning: RCM Moth MkII Pro Vinyl
 Direct Drive Turntable: Marantz 6170
 Cartridge: SHURE M97xE With Jico SAS Stylus (New!)
 Amplifier: Sansui 9090DB
 ADC: E-MU 0404



 What would it sound like if you combined symphonic prog with Andean folk influences? Well, "Alturas De Machu Picchu" by Los JAIVAS answers that question. This album is an incredible find for anyone who enjoys both progressive rock and traditional Peruvian, and Chilean, folk music. If you can imagine electric guitars, bass, drums, piano, and the Moog interacting with instruments like the cuatro, quena, and zamponia then you're in for a treat. "Alturas..." combines epic-length symphonic prog tracks, with shorter traditional Andean songs. In my opinion, the keyboardist really stands out when playing acoustic piano. He tends to mix pentatonic-based melodies with local rhythms, yet those melodies sound closer to Chinese classical folk more than American blues, or Eastern European folk. His style is unique in the world of rock. The other musicians are equally impressive, but I think most listeners will focus in on the excellent vocals. Anyway, this is one of the top 5 prog rock albums to come out of South America.

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