TAPURUINA Caracas, Venezuela
From afro and aboriginal music to avant-garde or rock, from ancestral ritual instruments to electric guitar, noise percussion or contemporary singing. Tapuruina struggles to stay out of musical genres and tries to bring back the healing and chaotic essence of music to our daily lives as a way for social, ecological and spiritual development from abstract arts. ... more
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