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Title: Headbanging In Bolivia To the Flutes Of Yore.
Authors: NEUMAN, WILLIAM
Source: New York Times. 1/1/2014, Vol. 163 Issue 56368, pA4-A8. 2p.
Subjects: Bands (Musical groups), Heavy metal music, Siku, Panpipes, Quena, Concert tours
Geographic Terms: Bolivia
Abstract: The article reports on fusion heavy metal band Armadura which is recording a music video at whitewashed walls of colonial buildings in La Paz, Bolivia. It states that the band plays just a few of songs in the style in sets dominated by the use of panpipe known as zampoña and a wooden flute called quena. The band performs its concert in the city as part of a tour promoting an album on which several bands play a heavy metal version of songs by an iconic Bolivian folk band Kalamarka.
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  Data: The article reports on fusion heavy metal band Armadura which is recording a music video at whitewashed walls of colonial buildings in La Paz, Bolivia. It states that the band plays just a few of songs in the style in sets dominated by the use of panpipe known as zampoña and a wooden flute called quena. The band performs its concert in the city as part of a tour promoting an album on which several bands play a heavy metal version of songs by an iconic Bolivian folk band Kalamarka.
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