
Inter-American Water Day (IAWD) takes place annually on the first
Saturday of October to raise awareness about the importance of water for
health and sustainable development. This time supporting from London the communities in Latin america as La Colosa , San Turban in Colombia & Conga in Peru and many towns where gold mines
growth and expansion should be limited when this activity puts at risk
the health and the right to water of people, or when it causes human
rights violations. Agua si! Oro No! Save water, the world is in your hands!
This special free celebration of life this 6th October at El Rincon Quiteño with the best latin american music from the Andes and classical songs presented live by APU playing this special day directly from NewCastle to London.
Also during
October in Ecuador, the celebration of the Independence of Guayaquil is held on 9th October and will be another occasion to celebrate the artistic and cultural endeavors in city of Guayaquil here in London,
which is now called “The Pearl of the Pacific”.
Enjoy the Best latin american Food and Beverages.
Venue: El Rincon Quiteno
235 Holloway Road London N7 8HG
8pm until late!
FREE ENTRY
The restaurant work on a first come basis so please arrive early to avoid dissapointment
or RSVP: 020 7700 3670

APU
Music will be in charge by the three Puente de la Vega brothers who formed APU in 1983, touring Peru,
Bolivia and Argentina before relocating to the UK in 1989, following a
tour in 'Incantation'. They have been joined by virtuoso contemporaries
from Cusco's College of Music in Peru like Kaliran who have played their traditional Music
of the Sacred Valley since childhood.
Edinburgh Festival Times: "The power of the sound
produced held row after row spellbound. The energy and enthusiasm of
these musicians was intense. numbers accelerated until they exploded
with appreciative applause."
The Scotsman: "Definitely one of the funkiest Andean
outfits round... they refresh the traditional music of the reigon with
the abundance of vibrant feeling a high spirited dance sensibility and a
Latin bump and grind... APU have developed a powerful and exciting mix
of traditional and modern compositions. They combine breathtaking pipe
and flute skills searing Latin American samba / salsa/ cumbia rhythms."
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