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Download Music Videos from South America

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It’s been a while since the last post, but we have great news! Howling Earth South American music videos are available to download! We have made our first set featuring 12 great videos from Colombia, Ecuador and Venezuela which you can download and watch FULL SCREEN on your computer or TV!

And you will also get a BONUS selection of 12 Mp3′s of the best from the Howling Earth music library absolutely FREE.

Click here to watch the Free video samples!

Music Group “Duo Titcaca” from Bolivia

We hiked up a hill in the middle of Copacabana, Bolivia to record this local duo in front of an ancient Incan
astronomical observatory. Behind them you see the amazing Lake Titicaca, reportedly the highest navigable lake in the world. Click here for Duo Titicaca in english. Aqui en español.

El Rincon del Musico – Barquisimeto, Venezuela

Great spot in Barquisimeto where musicians come to play. We recorded several songs with a variety of musicians, 3 of which are presented here in spanish and on this page in english.

Many new Venezuelan music videos added

We’ve just added alot of new music videos we recorded in 2007 during our last trip to Venezuela which you can conveniently access by clicking here.

Folk Violin from Peru with Daniel Zamalloa

We sometimes recieve emails and requests from other artists involved in music from South America. Please have a look at this interesting video submitted by Daniel Zamalloa, and you can visit his website by clicking here.

La Danza Llameros

Direct from Cusco we are pleased to present a performance by dancers from Centro Qosqo de Arte Nativo, Cuzco, Peru.  This charming dance represents the paths taken by the Llamas through the Peruvian mountains.

Click here to watch the video