Alpamayo
Alpamayo (in hispanicized spelling), Allpamayu (Quechua allpa earth, mayu river, "earth river") or Shuyturahu (Ancash Quechua huytu, shuytu oblong, slim and long, Quechua rahu snow, ice, mountain with snow, "slim and long snow-covered mountain") is one of the most conspicuous peaks in the Cordillera Blanca of the Peruvian Andes. It is named after the river Allpamayu which originates northwest of it.
It is a steep (sixty degrees), almost perfect pyramid of ice, one of a number of peaks that compose the Pukarahu massif, the northernmost massif of the Cordillera Blanca. Although smaller than many of its neighboring peaks, it is distinguished by its unusual formation and overwhelming beauty. It actually has two sharp summits, North and South, separated by a narrow corniced ridge.
On July 1966, on the German magazine "Alpinismus", a photo made by American photographer Leigh Ortenburger, came together with an article resulting from an international survey among climbers, photographers, etc., making the choice for Alpamayo as "The Most Beautiful Mountain in the World".
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ALBUMS
- Beginner's Guide to World Music: 2006 World Cup Limited Edition released: 2006
- ARC Music 25th Anniversary Sampler released: 2001
- Magic of the Indian Flutes released: 1997
- Best of Latin America released: 1996
- Magie des Andes - Les plus grandes mélodies released: 1994
- 20 Best of Latin America & The South Seas released: 1992
- Magic Flutes & Music of the Andes released:
- ALPAMAYO Music from Peru & Ecuador released:
20 Best of Latin America & The South Seas
Released 1992- Alma Llma Llanera
- Jarabe Tapatio
- Valse N. 4
- El Mil Amores
- Mi Refugio
- Maria Paleta
- Pajaro Campana
- Nucturna
- De Las Mantanas Venimos
- Nina sube a la Lancha
- Fiestza de Zamponas
- Shilli Condor-Motivo
- El Zorro Negro Chuzcada Ancashina
- Altiplano
- Imagan de tus Ojos
- Jacha Uru - Sikuri
- El Canto De Mi Kena
- La Lluvia
- Himene Tuki
- Drum Dance & Action Songs
Magic Flutes & Music of the Andes
- Vamos, Loguita (Let's Go Longuita)
- Doloroso (Painful)
- La Bocina (The Horn)
- Corazón-Corazón (The Heart)
- Amazonas
- Tamia Usía
- Jatun Yurak
- Papel la Plata (Silver Paper)
- Vals para Baltazar (Waltz for Baltazar)
- Mallku
- No Vuelvo Amar (I Won't Love Again)
- Quito de Ensueños (Quito, Town of my Dreams)
- Es Para Ti (This is for You)
- Pachacamac
- Lagunerito (Little Pond)
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