- They are
still used for this
purpose in the Andes,
where they are
known as
pututu.
Titanostrombus galeatus occurs in
several countries and
regions along the...
-
playing horns from the summits. A like
function may be
attributed to the
pututu, the
sound instrument from the Andes. The device,
usually made of a s****...
- well.
Large tinkus are held in Potosí
during the
first few w****s of May.
Pututu trumpets were used by the
people in
order to call for a
Tinku encounter...
-
Chasqui playing a
pututu (conch s****) in "Primer
nueva corónica y buen gobierno" (drawing 168
folio 351)....
-
trumpet or
qiqiri from the coast, CE 300,
Larco Museum Collection Lima, Peru. Most
Andean military forces preferred the use of the
pututu as an instrument....
- quena, bombo, huancara, reco reco,
chiapya box, pinquillo, tarka, toyos,
pututu,
Andean saxophone, and Chajchas, as well as
European musical instruments...
- musician,
including the
ancient conch-s****
Peruvian instrument known as
pututus. Cook is a
founding advisor (since 2008) to Smule, a
successful mobile...
- spit fire, and they must send his message.
Tepulpai takes the chasqui's
pututu and head to Cusco. The two
follow two men to the
Great Inca.
Naira agrees...
-
cattle horn or metal, and is used in
annual fertility rituals.
Unlike the
pututu (Titanostrombus galeatus),
which was used in pre-Columbian times, the waqra...
- Huantar. They
identified within the site held the same
resonance produced by
pututu s**** (also used as
instruments in the Chavín culture).
Scientific research...
