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Story
Viracocha. The Weaver of Dawn
At the dawn of time, when the sky had not yet known the blue and the earth slept under a blanket of shadows, Viracocha emerged from the waters of Lake Titicaca. He was neither man nor god, but something more ancient: the primordial breath that whispered existence into the void.
With his staff of lightning and his cloak of clouds, he walked through the Andes, shaping mountains with his steps and sowing stars in the eyes of condors. Wherever he touched the ground, rivers gushed forth; wherever he spoke, languages ​​were born. His voice was the matrix of the songs that still resonate in the shepherds' flutes.
Viracocha created the first men of stone, but seeing that they had neither soul nor compassion, he made them disappear in a great flood. Then, with clay and fire, he shaped a new humanity, more fragile but capable of loving, dreaming, and remembering.
He traveled disguised as a beggar, with a white beard and profound gaze, teaching the people the art of architecture, agriculture, and justice. In Cusco, the wise men recognized him and called him "the god who walks." But he didn't seek temples or sacrifices, but balance.
One day, seeing that men were beginning to forget harmony and were being seduced by power, Viracocha said goodbye. He walked toward the Pacific Ocean and, without looking back, entered the waves. They say he didn't sink, but walked on water, promising to return when the world needs him.

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Tárrega composed his "Memories of the Alhambra" in Granada. It became one of the most famous pieces for classical spanish guitar.
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This recording  was part of my very first studio production, long long time ago...
Listen to all tracks of this production at http://soundcloud.com/fhgitarre/sets/affettuoso-assai-old-archive
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Recorded in puzzlepie studio Munich/Türkenfeld '85
Restored from old analog tape with WaveLab7 by FHgitarre

Vivaldi: Concerto Op.3 No.9 In D Major, RV 230 (Violin, strings and continuo) - 3.Allegro

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