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Illapu are a
Chilean folk and
Andean musical ensemble that was
formed in 1971 in Anto****asta, in
northern Chile, by the
brothers José Miguel, Jaime, Andrés...
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particular songs and not as a
standard instrument, but some
groups such as
Illapu and
virtuoso player Facio Santillan have used it regularly. In the 1980s...
- Inca
mythology is the
universe of
legends and
collective memory of the Inca civilization,
which took
place in the
current territories of Colombia, Ecuador...
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These included:
Viracocha (also Pachacamac) –
Created all
living things Apu
Illapu – Rain god, pra**** to when they need rain Ayar
Cachi – Hot-tempered god...
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Manta Grupo Aymara Los
Jairas Los
Kjarkas Rumillajta Savia Andina Chile Illapu Inti-Illimani Los
Jaivas Victor Jara
Violeta Parra Quilapayún
Colombia Géne-sis...
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generally the
third deity in the Inca pantheon,
after Inti (god of the sun) and
Illapu (god of thunder), but was
viewed as more
important than Inti by some coastal...
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Unity government.
Violeta Parra, Víctor Jara, Los Jaivas, Inti-Illimani,
Illapu and Quilapayún
perform of this music.
During the
military rule in the 1970s...
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known as "Made in Chile", in
which they
joined together with Los
Jaivas and
Illapu. In 1997, Fome was released, an
album of
fierce electricity and uncomfortable...
- body behind.
First described as "a
stone once
struck by the hand of Apu
Illapu, the Inca
lightning god", the
thunderbolt is
revealed in
later issues of...
- Griffith-Jones, Chilean-British
economist Srećko Horvat,
Croatian philosopher Illapu,
Chilean folk band
Nicolas Jaar,
American artist Naomi Klein,
Canadian author...
