Illapu
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MAR
13
2024
New Berrima, Australia
Darling Harbour Theatre at ICC Sydney
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MAR
07
2024
Southbank, Australia
The Palms at Crown
I Was There
DEC
16
2023
Santiago, Chile
Teatro Caupolican
I Was There
OCT
15
2023
Liverpool, United Kingdom
Liverpool Philharmonic Hall
I Was There
OCT
13
2023
Umeå, Sweden
Vävenscenen
I Was There
OCT
11
2023
Göteborg, Sweden
Pustervik
I Was There
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Alexandra
October 16th 2023
This was a wonderful, uplifting performance with great acoustics. Illapu were relaxed and made their audience part of their act. You felt transported by them to the Andes. The support band "Grupo Luma" were also excellent and set the scene for what was to come. A truly magical evening.
Liverpool, United Kingdom@Liverpool Philharmonic Hall
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About Illapu
Illapu is a Latin American group known for their blend of Andean music and more modern sounds and rhythms. Like many Latin American groups and artists that started in the 60s and 70s, Illapu is well-known for protest music that leans towards the left.
Illapu was exiled due to their very liberal viewpoints during the right-wing dictatorship of Augusto Pinochet, and returned to Chile in 1988. Their return was captured in the 1989 album `En Vivo: Parque La Bandera', which was a recording of their returning concert.
During their exile from Chile, they spent time in Europe in general and France in particular, where they gained a good amount of fame, as with other similar groups such as Inti Illimani and Los Calchakis.
Illapu comes from the Quechua word for "Lightning Bolt" (Quechua being the language of the Incan empire and still spoken by many Native American groups in South America).
Illapu was exiled due to their very liberal viewpoints during the right-wing dictatorship of Augusto Pinochet, and returned to Chile in 1988. Their return was captured in the 1989 album `En Vivo: Parque La Bandera', which was a recording of their returning concert.
During their exile from Chile, they spent time in Europe in general and France in particular, where they gained a good amount of fame, as with other similar groups such as Inti Illimani and Los Calchakis.
Illapu comes from the Quechua word for "Lightning Bolt" (Quechua being the language of the Incan empire and still spoken by many Native American groups in South America).
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Genres:
Folk
No upcoming shows
Send a request to Illapu to play in your city
Request a Show
Similar Artists On Tour
concerts and tour dates
Past
MAR
13
2024
New Berrima, Australia
Darling Harbour Theatre at ICC Sydney
I Was There
MAR
07
2024
Southbank, Australia
The Palms at Crown
I Was There
DEC
16
2023
Santiago, Chile
Teatro Caupolican
I Was There
OCT
15
2023
Liverpool, United Kingdom
Liverpool Philharmonic Hall
I Was There
OCT
13
2023
Umeå, Sweden
Vävenscenen
I Was There
OCT
11
2023
Göteborg, Sweden
Pustervik
I Was There
Show More Dates
Fan Reviews
Alexandra
October 16th 2023
This was a wonderful, uplifting performance with great acoustics. Illapu were relaxed and made their audience part of their act. You felt transported by them to the Andes. The support band "Grupo Luma" were also excellent and set the scene for what was to come. A truly magical evening.
Liverpool, United Kingdom@Liverpool Philharmonic Hall
View More Fan Reviews
About Illapu
Illapu is a Latin American group known for their blend of Andean music and more modern sounds and rhythms. Like many Latin American groups and artists that started in the 60s and 70s, Illapu is well-known for protest music that leans towards the left.
Illapu was exiled due to their very liberal viewpoints during the right-wing dictatorship of Augusto Pinochet, and returned to Chile in 1988. Their return was captured in the 1989 album `En Vivo: Parque La Bandera', which was a recording of their returning concert.
During their exile from Chile, they spent time in Europe in general and France in particular, where they gained a good amount of fame, as with other similar groups such as Inti Illimani and Los Calchakis.
Illapu comes from the Quechua word for "Lightning Bolt" (Quechua being the language of the Incan empire and still spoken by many Native American groups in South America).
Illapu was exiled due to their very liberal viewpoints during the right-wing dictatorship of Augusto Pinochet, and returned to Chile in 1988. Their return was captured in the 1989 album `En Vivo: Parque La Bandera', which was a recording of their returning concert.
During their exile from Chile, they spent time in Europe in general and France in particular, where they gained a good amount of fame, as with other similar groups such as Inti Illimani and Los Calchakis.
Illapu comes from the Quechua word for "Lightning Bolt" (Quechua being the language of the Incan empire and still spoken by many Native American groups in South America).
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Genres:
Folk
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