This is one of the original Masters who helped push the revival of these instruments back in the 60s. Before that was Samuel Marti, back in the 40s, who basically started off the study of these instruments, sort of known as the father of Mexican archaeology too many. The point is is that there’s a lot of people playing these things because he’s rich are basically pretty easy to play, but study room and put your life energy into it is another thing. Antonio, Cepeda, and people like him, Jorge, C., S., Xavier Quijas, Gonzalo Ceja and others are the ones you should listen to.
En realidad no puso ninguna canción, solamente Horner le pidió que le prestara algunas de sus grabaciones con el fin de inspirarle para componer su banda sonora.
Tenía mucho que no escuchaba a Antonio Zepeda, y aquí ando 0:57
This is one of the original Masters who helped push the revival of these instruments back in the 60s. Before that was Samuel Marti, back in the 40s, who basically started off the study of these instruments, sort of known as the father of Mexican archaeology too many. The point is is that there’s a lot of people playing these things because he’s rich are basically pretty easy to play, but study room and put your life energy into it is another thing. Antonio, Cepeda, and people like him, Jorge, C., S., Xavier Quijas, Gonzalo Ceja and others are the ones you should listen to.
Te amo Antonio Zepeda
One of this song is from Apocalypto movie
Which one?
@@VYNILESMAX check the movie credit. I forgot....
La viva muerte
En realidad no puso ninguna canción, solamente Horner le pidió que le prestara algunas de sus grabaciones con el fin de inspirarle para componer su banda sonora.