The story of the Incas

	The Story of the Incas PERU
	. 3D Animation - world heritage “Machu Picchu” from VIVESTUDIOS on Vimeo.	Click this flag to see the former Inca territory "Valicha" author: Miguel Angel Hurtado 1945 Sings: William Luna Ananau El Condor Pasa Andean Music Mix
Austrian-German colony in Peru	The story of the Incas* produced in 1986*	►► Panoramic view of Machu Picchu ◄ and at Vimeo

THE INCA LAWS
(in their pronounced language Quechua and translated to Spanish & English)
ama sua - no seas ladrón - don't be a thief
ama llulla - no seas mentiroso - don't be a liar
ama kella - no seas ocioso - don't be lazy

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Kinsa Trio instrumental - "La pampa y la puna"	Peruvian Alborada - video / Ernesto Sanchez Fajardo - "La pampa y la puna"	Ernesto Sanchez Fajardo sings - "El provinciano" vals

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	Agustín Lizárraga, a landlord from Cusco-Peru, was the first person known to have found the ruins in the 1890's. He even made a small profit by taking people to the ruins. Nonetheless, lots of people native to the region already knew about ruins. A few years later, American archaeologist Hiram Bingham heard about this place and in 1911 organized an expedition to "rediscover" Machu Picchu. Unfortunately, Bingham took thousands of objects (artifacts, jewelry, mummies, pottery, etc) from the ruins to University of Yale as a short-term loan from the Peruvian government and almost 100 years later, Yale refuses to return the pieces. Currently, Yale is facing a lawsuit from the Peruvian government as they are claiming ownership of the pieces.

Our peculiar Peruvian animal friends, might look common, but are special in a way

Musica Andina from Charlie Brown on Vimeo.	El Condor Pasa-El Humahuaqueno - Mika Agematsu from Charlie Brown on Vimeo.
Andean Music Mix	Peruvian El Condor Pasa & Carnavalito with three instruments and a Japanese lady
VIRGENES DEL SOL - MUSICA ANDINA instrumental del Perú para todo el mundo	ALBORADA EN-VIVO HD ANANAU
Peruvian Virgenes del Sol	Alborada - "Ananau"

Alborada - in concert mashup	Andean music with pan-pipes

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	"El Condor Pasa (If I Could)" Simon & Garfunkel lyrics I'd rather be a sparrow than a snail Yes I would, if I could, I surely would I'd rather be a hammer than a nail Yes I would, if I only could, I surely would Away, I'd rather sail away Like a swan that's here and gone A man gets tied up to the ground He gives the world it's saddest sound Its saddest sound I'd rather be a forest than a street Yes I would, if I could, I surely would I'd rather feel the earth beneath my feet Yes I would, if I only could, I surely would
Peruvian Yma Sumac The first Latin American to have her star hall of fame in Hollywood The women with the largest human singing voice range, 5 octaves	"El Condor Pasa" was created in Perú as a purely instrumental melody. It reached the heavens, thanks to NASA, and has numerous tributes, as you can appreciate in several video samples here.	Condor flying over the Peruvian Colca Canyon, the deepest canyon in the world

The misterious Sacsayhuaman Fortress in Cusco, Peru studied by the world	Yma Sumac	Sacsayhuaman, one of the 7 Wonders of the World

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