In 1986, Victor Heredia (Argentine singer-songwriter) composed Taki Ongoy, a conceptual work that recalls Taki Unquy, the political-religious millenarian movement against the invasion of the Spanish culture in South America (1560-1572).

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Songs

• Text #1
  • Conversations of the old and wise (Nahuatl - Nuahatlacolli)
  • Twenty thousand year mother country
• Taki Ongoy
• The Door of the Cosmos
• Text #2 Encounter in Cajamarca
• The death of Atahualpa
• Text #3 Year 1530: Plague
• Aya Marcay Quilla
• Taki Ongoy II
• The Death of Túpac-Amaru
• Text #4 (The Great Diaguita Argentine Native Americans Rise 1630-1643) Don Juan Chalimín
• Mutilations
• Pedro Chumay's Head
• A Piece of my Blood
• Text #5 Song for the Death of Juan Chalimín
• Text #6 Potosí
• Text #7 A Sweet Potter
• She Is With Me
• A Land Without Memory

See also

• Taki Unquy
• Inkarri

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[es] Taki Ongoy (álbum)