Tecno Andino

Los Kjarkas, Kjarcas | Format: Audio CD

Product Details

• Audio CD (May 5, 1998)
• Number of Discs: 1
• Label: Ans Records
• ASIN: B00000614T
• Average Customer Review: 5.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (6 customer reviews)
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #393,623 in Music (See Top 100 in Music)

Track Listings

1. Imillitay

2. Recuerdos

3. Por un Mundo Nuevo

4. Llorando Se Fue

5. Chuquiagu Marka

6. Tiempo Al Tiempo

7. Dejé Mi Querencia

8. Way Ay Ay

9. Al Final

10. Pasar Por el Camino

Customer Reviews

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

5 of 6 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars A new age version of the more popular songs!, September 13, 1999

By 

Hector V. Troya - See all my reviews

This review is from: Tecno Andino (Audio CD)

I JUST MADE SOME CORRECTIONS ON THE ORIGINAL REVIEW.

I am Ecuadorian, but for me the music of Kjarkas represents a link to my heritage and past. Many years ago, their music ignited in me the desire for a trip of self discovery. Before Kjarkas, I knew and liked the sounds of the many Andean intruments, but aside from "El Condor Pasa", there was not a sizable and accessible representation of good Andean music. Kjarkas opened up a new world for me. Their music made it possible for me to travel in time, to a time where my people were mighty and proud.

As someone who has followed them for many years, I was pleasantly surprised with this new CD. The lyrics are from some of their more popular songs, but the arrangements are obviously electronic. The new arrangements blend rather fittingly with the songs to produce sounds which are powerful and yet inspiring. Hearing some of my favorites Kjarkas songs in a New Age version was a treat. I see this project as a step in the right direction, particularly at the dawn of a new millenium.

Los Kjarkas representan lo mejor en musica Andina y para mi su musica fue lo que me dio deseo y valor para emprender una jornada de descubrimiento personal. La musica de los Kjarkas me ha echo reflecionar, suspirar, an`orar, llorar y extran`ar a mi tierra Ecuador y mas que nada a querer descubrir y entender mis raices Andinas.

Este CD me encanto, ya que las letras de las canciones mas populares de los Kjarkas, con arreglos modernos y electronicos, producen una musica moderna, pero que mantiene sus origines y ese toque de inspiracion y angustia tipico de la musica Andina. Tal vez esta idea de remodelar el pasado con miras al futuro, es lo que la gente de los Andes necesitamos para prepararnos para el nuevo milenio. Y para volvernos ese orgullo y fuerza que desde hacen siglos han venido siendo hurtado de nosotros

2 of 3 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars Bolivians!!, August 4, 1999

By A Customer

This review is from: Tecno Andino (Audio CD)

I'm a Peruvian myself and I have followed Los kjarkas since they were almost teens. They are Bolivans, Their music is Bolivian!! Bolivia and Peru are close countries but they have their own music and their own traditions. They grow and influence eeach other. For instance Los kajarkas has influenced Peruvian Folk, they are a sort of new Panam-Andean Folk, movement that started in Chile with Inti-Illimani during the 60's. Yet it is bolivian style. German Polka and French polka may sound alike, but they are not the same, tell French Alsacians that their music is german... you'll see..

Two facts Los Karkas are bolivans and they are the authors of Lambada (Llorando se fue) the rest is nonsense

2 of 3 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars Quick note / Aviso, May 14, 1999

By A Customer

This review is from: Tecno Andino (Audio CD)

Los Kjarkas are actually BOLIVIAN folklore, not peruvian, do not be misinformed!!!!!! Los Kjarkas tocan folklore BOLIVIANO, no PERUANO, aunque las cordilleras se extienden mas lejos de bolivia, hay que dar credito a los merecidos. All though the andes extend farther than bolivia, you gotta give credit to those who desrve it. Los Kjarkas are a bolivian product/ producto boliviano. 5 estrellas / 5 stars y mas!!!!!!