Herbert Quinteros, Joseph Pepe Danza - Katari - Ojos de Dios (2024) [Hi-Res]

Herbert Quinteros Flores was born in the city of Tarapoto, Perú. He started his path and his vocation as a healer 15 years ago. He’s been studying about the teacher plants with Amazonian masters of Shipibo, Cocama, Asháninca as well as Quechua Mestizo ethnies. His proper family has worked with the knowledge of the Amazonian medicines and through his travels he has enrichened and developed his own form of work based on the traditional rituals. Herbert uses the Andean flute called “quena”, the pan flute (zamponia) made of feathers of the condor, the Andean guitar “charango”, the guitar and drums to accompany his healing work.

Joseph Pepe Danza is part of a new generation of musicians bent on breaking geographical, spiritual and musical boundaries through a deep study and understanding of traditional forms both Eastern and Western. Having lived, studied, and performed in South America, USA, Europe, the Asia, Japan, Africa and Indonesia, Pepe has a wide cross-cultural versatility. He plays percussion, winds and strings from his collection of more than three hundred instruments from around the world. He is especially focused on Afro Latin drumming traditions, Japanese Zen Shakuhachi flute, and the science and practice of Sound Healing.
His musical experience blends harmoniously with his spiritual quest, which encompasses extensive experience with the Gurdjieff system, Sufism, Taoism, Yoga and Buddhism, including studies in India with the Dalai Lama.

Tracklist:
1.01 - Herbert Quinteros - Ritmo del Alma (15:02)
1.02 - Herbert Quinteros - Ojos de Dios (9:44)
1.03 - Herbert Quinteros - Belleza de la Creación (19:35)
1.04 - Herbert Quinteros - Bailando en el Paraíso (13:01)