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Yatiri
01:52
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Emi's Triumph
04:01
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iska qoyllur killapa llantun
Emi mallkucha Yumi mallkucha emi mallkucha yumi mallkucha
Liyiyta qhillqayta yacharuspataq
saq’a sa’arikuspa rit’i rit’i patapi valicha yatachaykita
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3. |
Yumi's Gloom
07:27
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Kay jallp ́ata quwarqanchik t ́ikarisaqta lliphirisaqta ima
sach ́akuna, qhurakunayuqta
mayukunapi ch ́uwa yakuyuqta. Parakuna, pachakuykuna, llarqhay, muchuna ima,
sapa p ́unchaw yapakusan
Pachamama, qunqapusunku Pachamama kuyayki
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4. |
Kosugi's Rite
04:00
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Ay vida vidachay qanllas yachanki
ñuqaq vidayta mothra’s tribe
wakcha vidayta
pi wakchallas mana vida pasaq mana muchuy yachaq
wakcha vidallansis alllin guerra pasaq
mana wañuyninta tukuspa, tayta mamankunata qayaspa.
kayllapim wañuyniyta sayarichisaq.
kayllapim wañuyniyta sayarichisaq.
Kay tutam qayamusayki Amayá llanqata suyachiwaichu
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Ikura's Bliss
05:29
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Noqa kusisqa kani Kawasaspa kusikuy Kusiy ayllu kusy warma
Pillpintucha
kulur kulur pillpintucha,
Kusisqay kusisqayki kusisqan kusisqanchis kusisqanku
Pillpintucha
kulur kulur pillpintucha
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