Alcides Mejia Discography of CDs

Alcides Mejia music CDs Photographer: Eddy Navia. Savia Andina: Gerardo Arias (guitar, vocals); Eddy Navia (charango); Alcides Mejia (wind instruments); Oscar Castro (percussion). Personnel: Gerardo Arias (vocals, guitar); Eddy Navia (charango); Alcides Mejia (woodwinds); Oscar ...

Alcides Mejia albums Since 1975, Sukay has been at the forefront of reviving and expanding upon the ancient folk music of South America's Andes Mountains. With a limited instrumental base of charango, guitar, bass and various flutes and pan pipes, their music is ...

Alcides Mejia songs This album of Canciones de Amor is in duet with Quentin Navia, founder of SUKAY and Yuri Ortui±o (Proyeccion) who is considered one of the greatest all-time voices of Bolivia. It is the second in a series, the first of ...

Alcides Mejia music CDs The international touring and recording group SUKAY has performed in thousands of venues including Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center's Avery Fisher Hall, Smithsonian Institute and in concerts on world class stages and festivals from the Yukon to China."Dazzling the listener with ...

Alcides Mejia CD discography Sukay's 1991 release, Return of the Inca, is an exciting blend of ancient Indian music with today's contemporary style. The songs are based on Andean melodies dating from 1200 BCE when the Quechua Indians were forming the basis of the ...

Alcides Mejia albums A spirited collection of traditional Andean music, Savia Andina Classics is a tribute to the band that is dedicated to preservation of the musical culture of the people of Andes Mountains in South America. The blend of charango, wooden flutes, ...

Alcides Mejia discography Eddy Navia, born in Potosi, Bolivia, is one of the greatest exponents and master virtuosos of the charango, the small, typical Bolivian stringed instrument. He was a founding member of the famous Bolivian group Savia Andina, which has toured throughout ...

Alcides Mejia CD discography Savia Andina was a major force in bringing Andean music into the mainstream, hitting the Top 40 charts in South America. It was one of the first modern groups to reclaim and disseminate the traditional songs and contemporary music of the rural Andes as a source of cultural pride ...