Florindo Alvis

**Florindo Alvis** is a Bolivian musician and cultural preservationist deeply rooted in the traditional sounds of the Andes. Known for his mastery of the *quena* (Andean flute), Alvis dedicates his work to celebrating Bolivia’s Indigenous Quechua heritage, particularly through folk melodies from regions like Norte Potosí. His releases, including *AIWISKU – Canciones tradicionales quechuas de Norte Potosí, Bolivia* and *Auténtico Folklore Boliviano*, showcase raw, heartfelt interpretations of ancestral music, often blending haunting flute solos with rhythmic panpipes and charango. A guardian of Andean traditions, Alvis’s recordings, like *Cordillère des Andes: Quena*, highlight his commitment to keeping Bolivia’s cultural legacy alive for new generations. His music feels like a direct bridge to the landscapes and stories of the Andes—authentic, earthy, and timeless.

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