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b'In the Quechuan language, Amaru is the serpent that connects the spiritual and the subterranean world. AMARU TRIBE\'s deep connection with their roots and mythology is nurtured through their songlines. Amazonic drums, vibrating charangos and powerful vocal harmonies give birth to a new sound, Oceanic Cumbia.
\\nWe interviewed the band when they were in town in Canberra and chatted about their inspirations and origins - and about their type of music which they call "Oceanic Cumbia".
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\\nCheck out the video of the interview and concert here:
\\nhttps://vimeo.com/302827509
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\\nTRACKLISTING:
\\nWatussi - Return to Freedom (interlude)
\\nWatussi - Cuando Sera
\\nAmaru Tribe Interview
\\nAmaru Tribe - El Girasol
\\nAmaru Tribe - Bahia del Sol
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\\nCheck out Amaru Tribe here: https://www.amarutribe.com/
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