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JUNE 24-28; JULY 1-5, 2015 

LOG SHEET # 7

SMITHSONIAN FOLKLIFE 
FESTIVAL AUDIO/VIDEO LOG SHEET

LOGGER/VIDEOGRAPHER: Tom Rose
MEMORY CARD NUMBER - TASCAM: CFCH 2 
FILE NAME: 0256.wav
MEMORY CARD NUMBER - ZOOM H2: CFCH 
FILE NAME: .wav
PRESENTER: Emily Socolor 
DATE/TIME: 6/25 3:30p
PROGRAM: Peru 
STAGE: El Hablador
GROUP NAME: Forging New Markets
REGION/STYLE: Ayacucuo/Cusco

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| PERFORMER(S) | INSTRUMENT/OCCUPATION |
| Jan Araujo|
|Rene Gutiérrez Quíspe|
|Angel Callañaupa| Weaver, Painter|
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Contents/Notes (continue on back):
1. Session covers impact of market/economic pressures on art.
2. Intro: greetings in native languages.
7:30 3. What do you do? When did you learn it?
4.L Angel: Painter, self-taught. Describes tradition of cusco; but no school.
5. L Jan: Showed tin candelabra. Learned from his father; making art is in his blood.
7. L Rene: Product is organic quinoa.  Mother was widowed; all siblings work in agriculture & have created new products.  Quinoa now dominates their work & is a prominent export.
13:00 ? How has your life changed with quinoa's prominence?
L Rene: Did research; found quinoa was most popular/profitable to export.
Easier packaging; doesn't spoil.  Easily harvested.
16:00 ? Has there been a change in tin work with exports?
L Yes; in '60s made more utilitarian objects. 
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