[Machine Translation] Los Ruphay ( Los Rupays ) has been active since the 1960s, carrying on a desire to share the customs and beliefs of the indigenous people of Bolivia, South America, with the world at large, and to increase awareness and understanding of the richness and diversity of the cultures whose traditions are woven together. Their latest work tackles the legacy of the band's founder and former leader, Mario P. Gutierrez, and highlights the three seasons, the annual cycle of the Aymara people living around Lake Titicaca, Bolivia, and the impact that climate change is having on their culture today. This uplifting album conveys the wind and grandeur of the winds blowing through the Andean plateau through enchanting melodies played on panpipes, charangos, and other traditional instruments.