Today at 7pm EDT (6 pm in Perú), we will be premiering our new official music video "Huk Urpichatam Uywa Karqani" on YouTube, a song that was recovered from a Jaujino musician, Mr. Hurtado back in the late 19th century. This is also a premiere of our new musical arrangement of this important piece for Andean musical history, that speaks of the past and the present as it appears to have influenced world music classics -"El Condor Pasa" and the "Ollantay". The children and youth from the Kuyayky Children and Youth Orchestra and Choir from Jauja perform it here with soul and passion that showcase the resilience of our people and our culture. #DíaDeLosPueblosOriginarios #DayofIndigenousPeople #DiálogoIntercultural #CulturaViva #PatrimonioVivo #12deoctubre #historicallyinformedperformance

Tomorrow, we are releasing a new video clip! Mark your calendars!

A song whose melody inspired one of the most iconic Andean pieces of all time, "Huk Urpichatam", recovered from a musician, Mr. Hurtado, in Jauja, Peru, in the late 1800s. It has now been specially arranged for the Kuyayky Children's and Youth Choir and Orchestra of Jauja. We're proud to announce the official music video premiere this October 12, 2026.

A new videoclip coming soon, showcasing the Kuyayky Choir & Orchestra from Jauja. An original arrangement from Kuyayky, a piece that was recovered from a musician from Jauja and then published by a French couple, the Dharcourts, at the beginning of the 1900's.

Videography: Roger Mantari RM