Ancient Sun
An internationally recognized virtuoso of pan-pipes and South  American flutes, Inkuyo founder Gonzalo Vargas, inherited his traditional  musical knowledge growing up in the remote Andean village of Tapajkari,  Bolivia. His desire to perform, study, and teach his ancestral music led  him to work with numerous ensembles in his native land. He then played a  key role in introducing Andean music to the United States and Canada as one  of the founders of Sukay. In creating Inkuyo, Vargas brought together the  talents of musicians who are well versed in the Andean musical  heritage.For more than three decades, Argentinian guitarist Enrique  Coria has been performing classical, folk and dance music from South  America. He has played on hundreds of difference recordings with popular  groups from Argentina, Chile, Uruguay, Bolivia and the United States. Born  in Quillacollo, Bolivia, Salomon Perez is a master of thecharango,  a small guitar like instrument made out of a shell of an Armadillo. Joining  Inkuyo are guest artists Jim Kerwin on acoustic bass and Rogelio Rangel on  thesiku(flute).