Love the track and very interesting backstory. I did a quick google search, because I was interested in how a part of the continent was named after a tiger that was only found in south east Asia. But apparently Chinchasuyo is named after the ocelot. Super interesting to learn more about this culture in this way.

The "Suyos" were the four regional divisions of the Peruvian society that ruled over a large portion of Southamerica before their encounter with Europeans which completely transformed history in 1532.

The four Suyos were characterized as:

-Collasuyo (South East) or the region of the Llama
-Chinchaysuyo (North West) or the region of the Tiger
-Antisuyo (North East) or the region of the Jaguar
-Contisuyo (West) or the region of the Condor

With Cuatro Suyos Eck Echo gives a friendly wink at our common history while saluting the future with four outstanding tracks by Peruvian producers that we love.

AMA SUA. AMA LLULLA. AMA QUELLA

Tracks composed / arranged by Daniel Valle Riestra, Victor Valera, Felipe Salmón, Seizo Lozano, Anthony Paucarmayta. Mastered by Sebastián Cordovés. "Camino a San Jerónimo" contains a vocal sample from "Canto a San Jerónimo", published by Smithsonian Folkways. Artwork by KSNI Studio.

Cuatro Suyos

Los Arboles

Dengue Dengue Dengue - Los Arboles

Eck Echo [ɛ'kɛ.kɔ] -  Record label, mixed media. Andean god of abundance, spreading luck and prosperity. Music amplifier based in Berlin, ears tuned worldwide

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