Creole Song Day: 5 songs that evoke the Andean feeling of Manuelchi Prado

Apart from his preferences or the role he plays as a distributor of Andean music, Manuelcha Prado also recognizes and highlights the potential of the Creole genre as a source of inspiration on the national artistic spectrum. The technique he uses on his guitar to interpret dances, kachwa, huayno or toriles, is a prime example of his statement.

“I grew up listening to the repertoire Cholo Berrocal, was the anthem of Peru and our original brothers. Cholo Berrocal sounded a little Creole, but also Huayno. teacher Oscar Aviles “I stole” some subtle tricks, those very noticeable pauses and those bass strings that only he could do, ”admits“ guitar sacra ” RPP News.

His approach to criollismo also allowed him to befriend some of the genre’s important composers, including Oscar Aviles himself and the voice of Peruvian folklore. Alicia Magina. Although there are certain aspects that define the difference between Andean and Creole music, Manuelcha Prado believes that both genres have managed to complement each other perfectly in the coastal region of Peru.

“Except for the Creole music of Lima, such as the music of the singer and composer Manuel Abraham Acosta Ojeda, we also have coastal music from the north and south. If you pay attention, the coastal music of the north has a Creole touch, but with a touch of Cajamarca, Ancash or Piura, our musical spectrum consists of all this, “comments the Andean guitarist.

Manuelcha claims that interpreting Creole music is not easy at all, especially for artists who, like him, have been spreading and promoting the Andean genre for several years now. And the fact is that both have special ways of singing, body movements and gestures; even in the interpretation of the musical notes of the instruments.

“I love Creole music, but it is very difficult for us Andeans to enter this genre for the simple reason that it is a triple rhythm (three beats or tundete),” the artist clarifies. “We Andean musicians are binary (two beats)…either one, or two, or one, two, three, four. suffer a lot in order to enter into a threefold rhythm,” the translator explains Koka Kintucha.

Manuelcha Prado identifies five Creole themes

As for Creole Song Day, Manuelcha Pradomaster of the Andean guitar, offered to celebrate this date.

“One of my favorite things is IndianAlicia Maginha, I’m also listening Motherwaltz by Manuel Acosta Ojeda, the same happens with the repertoire of El Cholo Berrocal as a theme Complaints about my guitar also Creole song poet Juan Mosto and his song i want you to be with me; and of course subtlety of Chabuk Grand and this mastery of the verb at the moment of interpretation José Antonio.

1.- Indian – Alicia Maginha and Oscar Aviles

2. Mother – Manuel Acosta Ojeda

3. Complaints about my guitar – El Cholo Berrocal

4. I want you to be with me – Juan Mosto

5. Jose Antonio – Chabuca Granda

Return to the Bolshoi National Theatre.

Manuelcha Prado announced his return to the Gran Teatro Nacional to present “the sound of the earthThe Andean guitar maker will share the stage with performer Nancy Manchego and harpist Luciano Quispe, all three of whom will re-evaluate traditional Andean music and singing in their repertoire.

Showcasing his masterful solos, “Saqra de la Guitarra” will include songs such as Andean woman, Trove of love D Catharsisa theme written during the pandemic that premiered as a tribute to the brothers who left in the midst of the pandemic.

In its turn, Nancy Manchego”crystal voice of springs”, will include such works as Agency Aymarino, Chaluanka River, Absence, among others.

Finally, Luciano Quispe, heir to the classic Andean harp, the legacy of great harpists such as Tani Medina, Antonio Sulca and Florencio Coronado, will perform. feast, Chuncullay D pampapee galleys with your escape chillin chalan.

The artists will also take part in duos and trios and perform classic songs such as Dove on a branch (voice and guitar) oversight D Chincheros Plazapi (in a trio), as well as the final party with carnival mix.

The event is also a tribute to the legends of Peruvian music. farmers D Manuel Silva “Pichinkucha”founders of the cultural project “Sound of the Earth”, which promoted the first Andean concert held at the Gran Teatro Nacional during its opening (2013).

The concert will take place on Saturday November 12, at 20:00., at the Bolshoi National Theatre. Tickets are on sale at Wong and Metro Teleticketfor those who purchase tickets before November 6, there is a 15% discount, for more information, please contact: 999-499-899.

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