The musicians are with a full wallet. And yesterday they stopped work to celebrate to the rhythm of Tayta Shanty, the Santiago season. In these ways the orchestras and bands fired the largest holiday in the Mantaro Valley, which brought them a lot of work and reactive their economy in their families.
In the Immaculate Park, where the orchestras have their offices, it was the place for the start of the Santiago party. On this occasion, the musicians left the instruments and put on the Santiago hat, the fruits, the girdle and even carried the image of their pattern in the arm, to thank for the economic bonanza of the year 2025.
“This year we have been the best, we have had work since July 24 and we did not stop August until September. Many families have already reserved to celebrate Santiago by 2026, today we stop to dance the Tayta Shanty, we are 20 musicians who dance today with their families”Said Clever Ybarra Buitrón, director of the Real Sociedad Canipaco that yesterday celebrated its 16th anniversary with Santiago farewell.
“The Santiago is my vice, I already lost the account of how many Santiago parties of friends and family I have gone. It is the most beautiful and cheerful party, one looks with the fustan multicolored the hat, the flowers”said Irma Clemente Vera.
Santos Amancay Cóndor, director of the Huancain Revelation Orchestra with 33 years of experience, said that Santiago is the best season for musicians, because they have had a lot of work, since it is the custom throughout the Mantaro Valley. As experienced musicians they have played from ancient topics to modern ones who are in social networks.
The Santiago singers have also had a good season among them Nataly Salazar, who already resumed their presentations in Huancayo, after a tour of the United States. Also, Mariflor Gómez is also one of the most anticipated at the Santiago parties, as well as the Surandino group.
Other Santiago that have penetrated the public’s taste are Carmencita del Centro, Norma Liz, which celebrated their anniversaries in Lima, where there was also a lot of reception.
