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Inti-Illimani

Latin
World music
South american music
Inti-Illimani is a folk music ensemble from Santiago, Chile, blending traditional Andean music with contemporary classical, avant-garde, and world music genres. The group was formed in 1967 by university students Horacio Durán, Jorge Coulón, Luis Espinoza Oscar Guzmán, Ciro Retamal, and Pedro Yáñez, and in 1969 released their debut album Si Somos Americanos. Inti-Illimani quickly became a symbol of the Popular Unity government of Salvador Allende with their anthem "Venceremos." However, their career took an unexpected turn with the Chilean coup d'état in 1973. While on tour in Eu...
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Ojos AzulesInti-Illimani
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Samba LandoInti-Illimani
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Fiesta de San BenitoInti-Illimani
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Cancion del Arbol del Olvido 

Song of the Tree of Forgetfulness

Víctor Jara and Inti-Illimani (Victor Jara)
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Rin del AngelitoInti-Illimani
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El AparecidoInti-Illimani
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Ojos AzulesInti-Illimani

Antología I

4:48

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Samba LandoInti-Illimani

The Best Of

3:56

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Fiesta de San BenitoInti-Illimani

Viva Chile!

3:40

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Cancion del Arbol del Olvido 

Song of the Tree of Forgetfulness

Víctor Jara and Inti-Illimani (Victor Jara)

Canto Libre

2:51

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Rin del AngelitoInti-Illimani

Viva Chile!

2:03

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El AparecidoInti-Illimani

Interpreta a Victor Jara

3:33

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