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In its peak, the magnificent Inca kingdom
spread across the Indies in Columbia,
Ecuador, Bolivia, Peru, Argentina and
Chile, and developed a rich and highly
unique culture.
Following the Spanish
conquest in 1532, the kingdom came to
an end, but its culture still lives, thanks
to its current day descendants...Llajta
brings unique voices and sounds from
the Inca culture straight to your event,
and creates an exciting musical experience.
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Llajta's show is suitable for various events
across the country, including weddings,
Bar/Bat Mitzvahs, Briths, birthdays, cocktail
parties, festivals, fairs, corporate events,
lectures, exhibitions, and more - as you wish.
The show incorporates authentic Inca-style
South American Indian music and familiar
Spanish romantic songs, as well as modern
songs in South American and
Spanish styles, in accordance
with customer requests.
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Llajta is owned by Jorge Rodriguez and
Stephanie Musiqanth - a couple both on
stage and in real life.
Born in Ecuador, Jorge is a direct descendant
of the Inca tribe, who took upon himself to
serve as the reviver of the Inca culture.
Stephanie, a South African native,
combines singing and music in Llajta's shows.
The show is performed by two to five singers-musicians,
who are all, with the exception of Stephanie, Inca
descendants.
Band members are clad in colorful authentic
costumes and play various authentic South
American Indian instruments, including a
cowhide drum, Chajchas - made of goat
hooves, Zamponãs - a bamboo flute, as
well as guitars in various shapes and sizes,
such as the Charango (similar to a mandolin),
Ronroco, and standard guitar.
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In accordance with customer requests,
the event can include a lecture on the
Incas' culture, songs and musical instruments,
accompanied by a musical show.
The show can accompany both the entire event,
instead of a DJ, or only a part of it, such as the reception.
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