Pachakuti: The Overturning of Space-Time
An internationally recognized virtuoso of pan-pipes and South  American flutes,InkuyofounderGonzalo 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 ofSukay. In creating Inkuyo, Vargas  brought together the talents of musicians who are well versed in the Andean  musical heritage.Inkuyo's other members areSalomon Perez,  playing guitar,charango, bass guitar,tipleand mandolin andFernando de Sanjinez, playing drum, snare drum, cymbal, bells andchajchas. Joining Inkuyo are guest artistsEnrique Coria,  guitar,Jose Luis Reynolds,bandurria, andBraulio  Collarana,sikus.Inkuyo's other recordings for Celestial  Harmonies/Fortuna Records areLand of the Incas(17064-2),Temple  of the Sun(17080-2),The Double-Headed Serpent(13070-2),Art from Sacred Landscapes(13088-2),Ancient Sun(13093-2)  andWindow to the Andes(13173-2).