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Uploaded by on Mar 3, 2007

A group called 'The Cherokee Spirit' performing a soul-stirring pan pipe rendition. This open street performance was done at the Cuba Stree Carnival at Wellington, New Zealand on 24-02-2007.

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  • Oh, the good old days, before the goverment came and send all the peruvian pan flute bands to guantanamo...

  • it's So Cultural!!

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  • the origi, nal song is titled: SONCCOYMAN, a tradiconal peruvian music in yaravi rithm,is frome cusco - peru, you can wacht in youtube, SONCCOYMAN,  this version and this group is not good,very very ugly,so bad,.

  • I love these videos they are great to watch Lonewolf4540

  • aarrrg! wanted to hear that bass pan flute..

  • Que estan haciendo hasta letra le han sacado al instrumental, pero en fin afinen pues chiquillos si van hacer montado solo afinen un poco y un poco ordenado no todos a la vez,,,, feito se escucha y tambien feo se ve con esos trajes. que tragedia!!!

  • You are totally right about the instruments and El Condor Pasa IS from the Andes of South America, although there is an argument as to whether its from Peru Bolivia Ecuador or Chile.

    These men are Andean, probably from Ecuador, at least the two men playing toyo on the right are ecuadorian (They play their zampoñas with the long tubes on the left.) They are not North American Indians, thats just a gimmick. However I still think that the music is very pretty and the musicains are talented. :)

  • I think that those instruments are from the Andes in Latinamerica. I bet that those big panpipes are "toyos", wich are the largest of the "zampoña" flutes, and that the flutes are quenas... I don't know if those instruments are played in Guatemala, but this could be from Perú... but the don't use feathers...

    This week I heard a similar group, here where I live, playing "El Condor Pasa"... and it made me think... is the "Condor Pasa" from North America? ... :)

  • el muerte peluda

  • hey theres a group that do this in glasgow and they play this exact song.

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