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Huaylarsh en Huancayo (5). El grupo de danza Tuky (una palabra quechua que significa bonito, rápido, y bien hecho) interpretan el Huaylarsh Moderno, uno de los bailes tradicionales más populares del Perú en el Centro Cultural Grupo de Arte Tuky, Huancayo, Junín, Perú, el 2 de enero de 2019. Por favor, vea el enlace en mi perfil para un artículo (en inglés y español) y más fotos del Huaylarsh en Huancayo. ... The dance group Tuky (a Quechua word meaning beautiful, fast, and well-made) perform the Huaylarsh Moderno, one of Peru’s best-loved traditional dances at the Centro Cultural Grupo de Arte Tuky, Huancayo, Junín, Peru, Jan 2, 2019. Please see the link in my profile for an article (in English/Spanish) and more photos of the Huaylarsh in Huancayo. ... ... #peru #junin #huancayo @unesco @unesco_es #intrinsicculture #patrimonioculturalinmaterial #dance #baile #peruana @minculturape #jashleynixon #marcaperu #marcaperú #everydayperu @peru #huaylarsh #huaylas #tuky #bailando #dancing #culturalheritage @litragearHuaylarsh en Huancayo (6). Gabriela Valentín Rodríguez, del grupo de danza Tuky (una palabra quechua que significa bonito, rápido, y bien hecho) interpreta el Huaylarsh Moderno, uno de los bailes tradicionales más populares del Perú en el Centro Cultural Grupo de Arte Tuky, Huancayo, Junín, Perú, el 2 de enero de 2019. Por favor, vea el enlace en mi perfil para un artículo (en inglés y español) y más fotos del Huaylarsh en Huancayo. ... Gabriela Valentín Rodríguez, of the dance group Tuky (a Quechua word meaning beautiful, fast, and well-made) performs the Huaylarsh Moderno, one of Peru’s best-loved traditional dances at the Centro Cultural Grupo de Arte Tuky, Huancayo, Junín, Peru, Jan 2, 2019. Please see the link in my profile for an article (in English/Spanish) and more photos of the Huaylarsh in Huancayo. ... ... #peru #junin #huancayo @unesco @unesco_es #intrinsicculture #patrimonioculturalinmaterial #dance #baile #peruana @minculturape #jashleynixon #marcaperu #marcaperú #everydayperu @peru #huaylarsh #huaylas #tuky #bailando #dancing #culturalheritage @litragearThree things happened with the moon tonight in the northern hemisphere. First, a total lunar eclipse gave the lunar surface its blood red colour. Second, with the moon being a little closer than normal to Earth, it looked bigger in the sky-a super moon. Third, wolves might howl with hunger for a night time snack during this first full moon of the new year’s winter. Put that all together to make this a night to remember as the Super Blood Wolf Moon over Calgary. As seen over Westhills Shopping Centre, Calgary on a chilly (minus 7ºC) night, January 20, 2019. ... #superbloodwolfmoon #supermoon #moon #lunareclipse #yyc #calgary #canadaThree things happened with the moon tonight in the northern hemisphere. First, a total lunar eclipse gave the lunar surface its blood red colour. Second, with the moon being a little closer than normal to Earth, it looked bigger in the sky-a super moon. Third, wolves might howl with hunger for a night time snack during this first full moon of the new year’s winter. Put that all together to make this a night to remember as the Super Blood Wolf Moon over Calgary. As seen over Westhills Shopping Centre, Calgary on a chilly (minus 7ºC) night, January 20, 2019. ... #superbloodwolfmoon #supermoon #moon #lunareclipse #yyc #calgary #canada #westhillsmallThree things happened with the moon tonight in the northern hemisphere. First, a total lunar eclipse gave the lunar surface its blood red colour. Second, with the moon being a little closer than normal to Earth, it looked bigger in the sky-a super moon. Third, wolves might howl with hunger for a night time snack during this first full moon of the new year’s winter. Put that all together to make this a night to remember as the Super Blood Wolf Moon over Calgary. As seen over Westhills Shopping Centre, Calgary on a chilly (minus 7ºC) night, January 20, 2019. ... #superbloodwolfmoon #supermoon #moon #lunareclipse #yyc #calgary #canadaHuaylarsh en Huancayo (7). Diana Vega Duran, del grupo de danza Tuky (una palabra quechua que significa bonito, rápido, y bien hecho) interpreta el Huaylarsh Moderno, uno de los bailes tradicionales más populares del Perú en el Centro Cultural Grupo de Arte Tuky, Huancayo, Junín, Perú, el 2 de enero de 2019. Por favor, vea el enlace en mi perfil para un artículo (en inglés y español) y más fotos del Huaylarsh en Huancayo. ... Diana Vega Duran, of the dance group Tuky (a Quechua word meaning beautiful, fast, and well-made) performs the Huaylarsh Moderno, one of Peru’s best-loved traditional dances at the Centro Cultural Grupo de Arte Tuky, Huancayo, Junín, Peru, Jan 2, 2019. Please see the link in my profile for an article (in English/Spanish) and more photos of the Huaylarsh in Huancayo. ... ... #peru #junin #huancayo @unesco @unesco_es #intrinsicculture #patrimonioculturalinmaterial #dance #baile #peruana @minculturape #jashleynixon #marcaperu #marcaperú #everydayperu @peru #huaylarsh #huaylas #tuky #bailando #dancing #culturalheritage Shot with @litragear ProMy Books
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Steven Wilson covers his own songs to the bone in Calgary
Steven Wilson has written a lot of songs. Quite a few. You can hear them played under the names of No-Man and Porcupine Tree, that started in the 1980’s. They are found in more recent collaborations such as Blackfield and … Continue reading
Boots & The Hoots: All hat and plenty cattle
Maybe the idiom, all hats and no cattle, comes from Texas. Some might have heard it uttered from the lips of J.R. Ewing, a fictional character in the TV series Dallas that appeared first in the late 1970s but … Continue reading
Posted in #YYC, Alberta, Calgary, Canada, Documentary photography, Music, Photography
Tagged Albertan Country & Western band, Americana, bluegrass, Boots & The Hoots, Calgary Folk Music Festival, Canadiana, classic country, concert, Country & Western, country music, Fall Concert Series, gig, Hobo Shower, honky-tonk, live music, Red Deer, rockabilly, SAIT, The Dead South, The Gateway, Too Hot to Hoot, traditional country
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Into The Dead South in Southern Alberta
Dirty Country Point camera on the face, on a farm track. Hitch up the cello and start whistling. That’s the opening shot of The Dead South’s fabulously popular video (over 35 million YouTube views in just over a year) of … Continue reading
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Tagged bluegrass, Calgary Folk Music Festival, concert, Curve Music, dirty country, Fall Concert Series, folk, gig, In Hell I’ll be in Good Company, live music, rock, SAIT, The Dead South, The Gateway
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Ryan Adams playing with some cool cats in Calgary: gig review
Few artists have been as prolific as Ryan Adams in getting out their recordings. The Jacksonville, North Carolina-born singer, songwriter, producer and poet has released 17 albums, starting with Heartbreaker in 2000. Karen Elson Up first though was the support … Continue reading
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Tagged Alt-Country, Ben Alleman, Benny Yurco, clowder of cats, cluster of computers, Cold Roses, Come Pick Me Up, concert, Double Roses, Easy Tiger, gig, Gold, Heartbreaker, Jacksonville City Lights, Karen Elson, Ménière's disease, music concert, music gig, New York, Prisoner, Ryan Adams, Southern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium, The Cardinals
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Foo Fighters break big at the Scotiabank Saddledome, Calgary
Dave Grohl gets back to playing sat down Dave Grohl has had to get accustomed to sitting down to play again. He used to do it all the time when he was the drummer with Nirvana in the early 1990s. But … Continue reading
Posted in Calgary, Canada, Music, Photography
Tagged All My Life, Best of You, break, Calgary Flames, Congregation, dalek, Dave Grohl, Doctor Who, ENMAX, Everlong, Foo Fighters, gig, Learn to Fly, leg, Monkey Wrench, My Hero, Nirvana, Outside, Scotiabank Saddledome, Something from Nothing, Sonic Highway, Taylor Hawkins, The Color and the Shape, These Days, This is a Call, Times Like These, Walk, Wasting Light, Wind Up
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He doesn’t do happy but he does it really well (review of Steven Wilson gig in Calgary)
Opening scenes: Urban life & Hand. Cannot. Erase Steven Wilson was three songs into the set when a confession was made. More on that in a few moments, but first let’s mention the visual display that figured prominently in the gig: a … Continue reading
Posted in Alberta, Calgary, Canada, Films, Music, Photography
Tagged 3 Years Older, acoustic, Adam Holzman, Babicz, bass, Carol Morley, Chapman Stick, concert, concert review, Craig Blundell, Dave Kilminster, Deadening, Dreams of a Life, drums, Fear of a Black Planet, gig, gig review, Grace for Drowning, guitar, Hand. Cannot. Erase, Home Invasion, Index, Joyce Carol Vincent, Katherine Jenkins, keyboards, Lazarus, MacEwan Hall, Moog, multimedia, music review, Nick Beggs, Perfect Life, Pink Floyd, Porcupine Tree, Prog Rock, Progressive Rock, review, rock, Routine, Sectarian, Shoegaze, Sleep Together, Steven Wilson, Stick, The Raven that Refused to Sing, The Watchmaker, University of Calgary, urban, urban life, video
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