El otro lado de la cinta
…La música de este disco fue grabada con instrumentos indígenas americanos. Se utilizan timbres, ritmos y armonías propias de la estética musical americana, así como el uso ritual de…
Construcción de la kallanca de Turi
…más sagrado del poblado de Turi, en el desierto de Atacama, para instalar allí sus emblemáticas edificaciones. En esta animación es posible observar la construcción de la kallanca de Turi….
La cultura diaguita chilena y su legado sonoro ancestral
…Instrumentos arqueológicos diaguita, bailes chinos de la región y experimentación musical del grupo Guanchal. Jimmy Campillay, Rodrigo Juica, A. Cortés, F. Espinosa, R. Ordenes / 15 min. / 2006…
La reina del Aconcagua
…La tradición de los bailes chinos del valle del Aconcagua, zona central de Chile, tiene sus orígenes en las poblaciones indígenas anteriores a la llegada de los españoles. La…
Pa`que coman las almas. La muerte en el alto Loa
…Disco complementario al libro “Pa`que coman las almas. La muerte en el alto Loa”. Contiene los cantos relacionados a los ritos de muerte en los pueblos atacameños de Ayquina…
Los changos en la actualidad
…Este video fue realizado para la exposición Pescadores de la niebla: los changos y sus ancestros (MCHAP 2008 – 2009). Filmado en Cobija, costa norte de Chile, muestra la…
The picture-engravings of Taira
…allusion to the myth of the Celestial Llama and its Offspring, which is said to have descended at night from the sky to drink from freshwater springs on the land…
Llama Caravans in the Desert
…At least once every year, Altiplano herders would journey to the lowlands with their llama herds in order to exchange locally made goods for those produced by lowland…
The Fox and the Rabbit
…and pledged to kill him, and to carry out her threat she made a person out of miske. One day, Rabbit came hopping along the road and encountered the miske…
The pictographs of Milla
…typical of the Milla pictographs. The figures themselves consist of schematic humans and large, lifelike camelids with empty body cavities and, occasionally, exaggerated cloven hooves. On one of the panels,…
Economy
…They also made good use of the forage available, which allowed them to keep large herds of llama. They grew maize in the ravines and quinoa and potatoes in the…
Economy
…and could hold three to seven people. Later contact with other ethnic groups resulted in additional canoe designs: the three-plank canoe or dalca, commonly used by the Chono people, and…
Economía
…The Paleo-Indians hunted large herbivores that became extinct at the end of the Pleistocene period (the megafauna), such as New World horses, prehistoric lamoids (llama relatives), and mylodons (ground…
Expedition of the Seven Explorers
…Hanga Hoonu, where they also saw very little sand. Ira said, “There is no suitable landing here for the King. The bay is small and the King cannot disembark here.”…
The geoglyph of Cerro Sagrado
…marine resources and collected guano from nearby islands. These residents would also have organized the transport of these articles in llama caravans bound for the mountains and Altiplano of Arica….