Pachakutiy Taki

Quechua song and poetry of the transformation of the world

Authors

  • Martin Lienhard

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.36901/allpanchis.v20i32.956

Keywords:

music, Pachakutiy Taki

Abstract

In the Andean area, as in other analogous areas of Latin America, literary activity appears, in general, as irremediably divided between two practices that are almost independent of each other: one, the practice written in the last analysis within the European traditions or Westerners, an expression —sometimes dissident— of the "Europeanized" dominant sectors, and which proclaims itself "Peruvian", "Bolivian" or "Ecuadorian"; the other, a set of oral practices with more or less local roots, almost always difficult to dissociate from their artistic (music, dance) and social (rite) context, whose central throne is, without a doubt, the one that has its origin in the pre-Hispanic Andean cultures and that is expressed, above all, in Quechua or Aymara, but also in Spanish.

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Published

1988-12-06

How to Cite

Pachakutiy Taki: Quechua song and poetry of the transformation of the world. (1988). Allpanchis, 20(32), 165-195. https://doi.org/10.36901/allpanchis.v20i32.956

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