Consuelo Jerí en Concierto: un Viaje Sonoro por los Andes

Experience something unique with the voice of Consuelo Jerí and an ensemble that journeys through the best of the Andean repertoire, in Quechua and Spanish, highlighting the beauty of mestizo poetry!

The concert moves from the intimacy of guitar and song to a powerful collective performance with traditional instruments and contemporary arrangements.

A counterpoint of huaylías performed by young dancers from the southern Andes, with genres such as huaynos, yaravíes, harawis, and carnavales, in a deeply moving sonic journey. An invitation to reconnect with the memory, identity, and living richness of our Andean roots.

Consuelo Jerí is a singer of Quechua origin from the southern Andes of Peru. She comes from a family of farmers who have historically cultivated ancient songs and traditions linked to agriculture, nature, the celebration of life, and deep human feelings, in a continuity that spans centuries. Her repertoire revalues anonymous Quechua poetry and is built in perfect communion with the mestizo guitar, which evokes the sounds of the harp and violin, using ancient traditional tunings of the Peruvian Andes.

Recommended for ages 10 and up.

Duration: approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes.

Dear audience members, please keep the following in mind:

Once the concert has begun, you will not be able to enter the hall. If you arrive late or do not attend the concert, you will not be able to reschedule your visit or request a refund of the ticket price.

Food and/or drinks may not be consumed during the concert.

Children under 5 years of age are not permitted entry under any circumstances.

The Theater has bicycle parking (limited capacity); it does not have a car parking lot.

If you need additional information about the concert and your visit, please write to the Alianza Francesa de Lima at dac@alianzafrancesa.og.pe