Urubamba Peru - Valle De La Luna

Review by Kim Flynn

Urubamba Peru's album Valle De La Luna is a mesmerizing collection of traditional Andean music. The band has done an excellent job of capturing the essence of the region's rich musical heritage and presenting it in a contemporary context.

The album is a celebration of the diverse and vibrant cultures that inhabit the Andean region, and it features a range of instruments and styles, from the haunting sound of the pan flute to the rhythmic beat of the charango.

The band's musicianship is impressive, and they showcase their skills on tracks like "Carnavalito" and "El Condor Pasa." The latter is a particularly beautiful rendition of the classic Andean song, with the band's arrangement adding a fresh twist to the familiar melody.

Summary by Kim Flynn

Valle De La Luna is a must-listen for anyone interested in Andean music or world music in general. It's an album that's both authentic and accessible, and it's sure to transport listeners to the stunning landscapes and vibrant cultures of the Andean region.