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La Copla y El Anfiteatro de la Quebrada de las Conchas

G.R.A.Pa
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La Copla y El Anfiteatro de la Quebrada de las Conchas

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This is a report, registration, and promotion project of the acoustic and musical heritage of the Calchaquíes Valleys, particularly the Natural Amphitheater of the Quebrada del Río de las Conchas in Salta Province. Through diverse technologies, we aim to bring the local community closer to a broader audience. The project consists of an interrelated series of individual works: An acoustic report in 3D audio, A series of musical and cultural manifestations presented in Virtual Reality (VR) and video installations, the realization of a documentary recording that captures the work carried out.

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G.R.A.Pa

G.R.A.Pa. (Grupo de Relevamiento Acústico y Patrimonio) is devoted to uncovering the acoustic and cultural heritage of Argentina.

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