Andean flute music is a deeply evocative genre rooted in the heart of the Andes mountains, where its soulful melodies have been carried through the winds for centuries. This genre is characterized by the use of traditional wind instruments, particularly the pan flute or "zampoña" and the quena, which render a crisp and hauntingly beautiful sound that encapsulates the spirit of the Andean landscapes. Artists within the genre, such as Raymond Thevenot and Raul Olarte, harness these instruments to create compositions that are at once deeply personal and universally resonant, often infused with elements of folk and sometimes subtle modern influences. The music is emblematic of Andean culture, expressing themes of nature, community, and spirituality, and invites listeners into a serene, yet powerful auditory experience, echoing the ancient, rhythmic heartbeat of the Andes.

Promenade (Live)

Alexandro Querevalú

Album - 15 Tracks - Released June 2, 2025