With less than a year since their formation, the Peruvian project that fuses the contemporary sounds of indie folk and downtempo electronica, launches its first compositions with an aroma of flowers from the Andes.

A voice resonates from afar, in the depths of the forest, hidden between the trees. A guitar, a charango, and fine electronic keyboards join the scene, making soft melodies from their resonance box. The spirits of the Andes observe the complacent: their memory and their folklore inhabit each song.

The diaphanous voice of Giuliana Origgi, accompanied by the guitar and charango of singer-songwriter Ankalli Neto, the electronic delicatessen of Maribel Tafur and the visual pyrotechnics of Juan Carlos Yanaura, are the ingredients of this marvelous pairing between the contemporary and the traditional, the analog and the digital, songs that could shake the old statues of the Celts that inhabited them, in its origins, the Hungarian city that gives its name to the project: Budapest.