ApurímacEneMadre
ApurímacEneMadre is a Peruvian rock band formed in 1996 in the city of Abancay, Apurímac region. The band is known for its blend of traditional Andean music and rock, creating a unique sound that has gained popularity both in Peru and internationally.
The band's name, ApurímacEneMadre, is a portmanteau that combines the name of the region where they were
ApurímacEneMadre's music is characterized by its use of traditional Andean instruments such as the quena, charango,
The band has released several albums, including "ApurímacEneMadre" (1998), "Amauta" (2001), and "Kuntur Wasi" (2004). They
ApurímacEneMadre has won several awards for their music, including the Premio Graffiti in 2001. The band has
In addition to their musical career, ApurímacEneMadre is also involved in various social and environmental projects,