Native Andean musician in a field of Ecuador holding a Pan flute.

A rough symbolic painting of a Quechua Indigenous Ecuadorian holding a Pan pipes flute or ZampoÃÂ±a in Latin American spanish, or Antara in Quechua and Siku in Aymara. Syrinx in ancient Greek. A wind instrument still used as traditional in the Andean cultures Inca of Bolivia, Peru, Ecuador, Chile and in other Native Nations around the Americas. He is wearing a woven crimson poncho, a blue tunic, a black wool felt hat and golden jewelry. The bright green grass and light blue mountains around him create a focus on the main figure of the icon. The windy environment in combination with the person's hidden eyes behind a melancholic expression symbolizes memories of things and traditions that have been lost or forgotten.

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Keywords: native american indian indigenous Quechua Aymara Tawantinsuyu poncho wool clothing traditional Inca gold woven uniform colorful blue pink purple red patterns design brown skin man holding hands wind air moving hair

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