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Luzmila Carpio is a Bolivian singer, who has performed in Spanish and Quechua, and former Bolivia's ambassador to France from 2006 to 2010.
As a small child, she learned the daily songs of the Quechua and Aymara indigenous peoples that inhabit the mountains and valleys of Northern Potosí in Bolivia.
In her early teens she moved to Oruro, and started expressing herself through her songs. Once she went to a radio station and sang the national anthem of Bolivia, the only song in Spanish that she knew. Later on she was selected as the lead singer by a musical band that participated in a contest in Cochabamba. The popular songs she sang in this occasion were designed to meet the demands of the vast popular segments of the population, mostly descendants of indigenous peoples but who already lived in the cities and spoke Spanish. Afterwards, "Siway Azucena", a melody composed by her inspired by the music of Northern Potosí, spread throughout the country, the first truly indigenous song to have widespread popular success.

Contrary to the prevalent trend of modernization, she started looking deeper into the cultural and musical ways of the Andes and singing in Quechua, rather than Spanish. The main ingredient was not to please the audiences that kept growing but rather to use her music as an expression of rebellion against the predominance of western ways of cultural progress over indigenous ones, as a way to show that this so far subordinated world also had a contribution to make, and as a way to build more harmonious relationships among the peoples of the world. In this quest, she authored and coauthored a number of songs for children: "Ima sarata munanki" ("What kind of corn do you want"), "Aylluman kutiripuna" ("Let us return to the community") and many others. These songs became popular with children in rural schools.

Then she went to Paris where her musical evolution continued.

On April 21, 2006, President Evo Morales appointed Luzmila Carpio as Bolivia's ambassador to France (Mission that lasted four years, until March 31, 2010).

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The first of Shika Shika´s new #Botanas collection of singles and remixes we are delighted to present the first official release by Uji, aka Luis Maurette from Lulacruza featuring the Argentine trio Femina with remixes by the Shika Shika family.

"Romper el Hechizo" is a cover of “Orere Elijigbo” (1979) by Nigerian twins the Lijadu Sisters called “Romper el Hechizo” (‘Break the Spell’, in English).

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Tonolec es un dúo musical argentino de la ciudad de Resistencia, integrado por la cantante y periodista formoseña Charo Bogarín y por el músico chaqueño Diego Pérez.

Su estilo se caracteriza por la fusión de la música electrónica con el canto étnico de la etnia qom (toba).

La cantante Charo Bogarín es tataranieta del cacique guaraní Guayraré. Nació en Clorinda (provincia de Formosa). En 1976, su padre —congresista peronista de las ligas agrarias— fue «desaparecido» (asesinado) por la dictadura militar, por lo que se mudó con su hermana y su madre —maestra de frontera (y más tarde ingeniera en Sistemas)— a la ciudad de Resistencia (capital de la provincia de Chaco).

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2005--Tonolec
2008--Plegaria-del-Arbol-negro
2010--Los-pasos-labrados

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Charo Bogarín - Tonolec - El cosechero

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