Yesterday, Sofia Buchuck has done the Quechua ritual in one of the scenes of Rooms The Movie. We've asked her: what is a Quechua ritual?
"The Quechua Ritual to Pachamama comes from the Inka culture in Peru. This ritual is to pay respect to mother earth as she is the provider of everything in this world: life, food and future. We thank her but also we reconnect with her to know more about the misteries of life, she will answer our worries and help us to find solutions."
Sofia Buchuck is a poet and singer born in Cusco- Peru. Her work, both musically and literary, reflects issues of Diaspora, memory and celebrates the popular and ancestral culture of Latin America. She has travelled across Latin America learning the culture and traditions of that continent. She also speaks Quechua which she has learnt from her indigenous grand mother.
With a BA in Spanish and Latin American studies, Sofia Cuchuck has just finished an MA in Hispanics and cultural studies, and an MA in oral history. She has studied singing at the national music school of Mexico UNAM and completed a research in ethnomusicology during 2003. In London, Sofia has completed a diploma in Latin American poetry at the Birbeck University College.
With a BA in Spanish and Latin American studies, Sofia Cuchuck has just finished an MA in Hispanics and cultural studies, and an MA in oral history. She has studied singing at the national music school of Mexico UNAM and completed a research in ethnomusicology during 2003. In London, Sofia has completed a diploma in Latin American poetry at the Birbeck University College.
Estare cantando aqui el 29 de Octubre- los esperamos en el dia de los muertos:
ReplyDeleteDia de muertos y Que Viva Mexico.
Mexican Altar dedicated to British and Mexican Artists.
29th of October 2011 1-12 pm.
This 2011 we will celebrate the day of the dead by dedicating an altar to British and Mexican artists.
The celebration will include:
Traditional Altar (Ofrenda)
Que Viva Mexico screening and live performance
Ceramic and sculpture exhibition from Antoinette Auvermann
Exhibition of Photography
Live Mexican, English and Irish music performance
Special food for the occasion
Workshops for children and families at 3pm.
Bring your guitar to play your favourite Mexican music!
£5.00 full price
£3.00 concessions
Free before 5pm.
The Tin Tabernacle
12-16 Cambridge Avenue
NW6 5BA, Kilburn, London.