Tito La Rosa

Tito La Rosa (Ancash, Andes of Peru - 1952) - Master Sound Healer. Peruvian ceremonial and ritual musician, composer, researcher and musical instruments builder. Founder of the "School of Sounds Peru," "The House of Sound," and dreaming the "Sound Museum", for his personal pre-Hispanic - archaeological pieces collection in Cusco, Peru.

He has been researching and working for the last 40 years on the power of healing through vibration and sound, and deepening into traditional Andean Amazonian cosmovision and shamanic ceremonies. In his work he integrates the power and vibration of ancient instruments from ancient Peru and contemporary instruments from different parts of the world. Within his proposal, he incorporates the sound vibration of feather antaras, whistling vessels, pututos, ceramic antaras, ocarinas, bone and cane quenas, bamboo flutes, drums, rattles, marimbas and charango, where he fuses ancestral and contemporary sounds, creating a sacred, acoustic and sensitive space, establishing a dialogue of times to make an inner journey.

He has 12 musical productions, where "Prophecy of the Eagle and the Condor" stands out, nominated for the best world music album at the NAMA (Native American Music Awards). In addition, he was invited by the Japanese musician Kitaro to participate in his album "Thinking of you", which won the Grammy in 2000.