▒ The Indians of Colombia | Music and ritual of the Cuna, Cuiva, Yuko-Motilon, Tukano, and Arhuaco

Описание: CUNA INDIANS: [0:00] A1. Medicine rite. Instruments accompany kantule's treating the patient with tobacco smoke;
[00:57] A2. A flute made from an eagle bone is played by a kantule;
[02:22] A3. Initiation rites (at puberty). Bamboo flutes with reeds made from feathers are played in pairs;
[03:48] A4. Initiation rites (at puberty). Bamboo flutes with reeds made from feathers are played in pairs;
[04:46] A5. Initiation rites;
[06:50] A6. Initiation rites;
CUIVA INDIANS: [08:53] A7. Song dialogue accompanied by maracas;
[10:37] A8. Song dialogue between a man and woman;
[13:19] A9. Flute made of deer horn;
[15:38] A10. Dopa celebration. At the beginning of this track one can hear the pounding of the plant used to make dopa, the hallucinogenic snuff.
YUKO-MOTILON INDIANS: [21:52] B1. Childrens' song;
[22:50] B2. Childrens' song;
[24:42] B3. Bow played very softly;
[26:28] B4. Song sung by a family one evening inside their hut;
[29:02] B5. A flute (atunsa);
[30:47] B6. From burial rites;
[32:21] B7. From burial rites;
BOGOTA: [34:53] B8. A blind Indian plays in the midst of heavy traffic in Bogota. With his foot he plays a drum, while in one hand he holds the flute he plays, and in the other hand he holds maracas; TUKANO INDIANS: [36:59] B9. Deer dance. A flute made of deer skull, and a tortoise shell played by rubbing its waxed surface;
[37:57] B10. Wooden flute;
[38:55] B11. Music accompanying evening dance during the harvest celebration. In the background can be heard the sound of the Vaupes River;
ARHUACO INDIANS: [42:06] B12. Wooden flute accompanied by maracas.