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New South American Music Compilation 
Compilado de nueva musica en Sudamerica
released July 29, 2014

10)Brayan - Los Caminos Ya Se Abren A Tu Encuentro

9)Ø​+​yn - Una Pipa Con Esencia De Rosas

Sweden's Holy River Family Band began as a side project of Spacious Mind's keyboard player Jens Unosson, enlisted the help of guitarist Arne Jonasson and flautist/percussionist Mathias Barder. The trio released their debut on the Wild Places label, 1996's all-instrumental Haida Deities. Incorporating synthesizers and traditional world music instruments such as the oud, tablas, and hurdy gurdy, Haida Deities creates a loose, floating psychedelic vibe. Welcome to Riverhouse, the 1998 follow-up, also released on Wild Places, was a more focused and song-oriented offering, featuring vocals and bearing a closer resemblance to the latter Spacious Mind releases.  From the album Welcome to Riverhouse 1998

Holy River Family Band - Song Of Distant Glow    1998

12 Joan Pau Verdier - Au pays de Tabou-le-Chat

LA DANZA DE LOS JIBAROS.- SONIDO GALLO NEGRO
Los Shuar, tribu amazónica famosa por su técnica de reducción de cabezas humanas, también fueron  los únicos en vencer a los españoles durante la conquista, quienes les llamaron “jibaros “(sic) salvajes.


La Danza de Los Jibaros

Floating Flower : 
Kawabata Makoto : acoustic guitar 
Kaneko Yuki : violin, vocal 
Kaneko Tetsuya : pakhawaj 

 Floating Flower is a minimal raga folk unit formed in 1998 by the Indian classical musicians Kaneko Tetsuya and Kaneko Yuki and Kawabata Makoto from Acid Mothers Temple. 
They released two albums in the late 90s that were praised to the skies by some American and European magazines. The albums have been reissued several times on CD and LP, and in 2014 they were reissued in digitally remastered form to coincide with the group's reappearance. 
In 2020, they have released the first album "Disappearing Sound to The New Planet" for 21years since their last album. 
Floating Flower is a unique band - Kaneko Tetsuya is Japan's only pakhavaj performer, Yuki plays unusual Indian violin, while these albums are the only ones in Kawabata's entire 42 years musical career that feature him playing just gut guitar. 
Welcome to a psychedelic meditation night that beckons you into the raga-folk labyrinth!

Taking a New Step [Floating Flower]

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