Peru
Chaska
Contact: info@chaskamusic.com Ch'aska is a Quechua word that was used by the Incas to mention the most shining star in the skies. This word is especially associated with the planet Venus. Quechua is the ancestral language of the Incas still spoken in the Andean regions of Peru and other countries of South America. Charango, quena and zampoña are traditional Peruvian folk instruments. Compilation appearances: - "Bicolour Cannibalism", Compilatorio Mixtura CD (Mixtura Records, 2011). - "Winter Night Heights", Songs of Injustice: Heavy Metal Music in Latin America CD (Metal Hammer, 2019).
Lineup
Hueso Raffo
Vocals, Guitars (rhythm)
2002-present
Fabián Flores Castro
Drums
2011-2014, 2019-present
Hernán Gonzales
Bass
2019-present
Álvaro Valencia
Bass
2002-2006
Christyan Aller
Charango, Quena, Zampoña
2002-2006
Juan Carlos Campos
Drums
2002
Fernando Gonzáles
Drums
2002-2003
César Molleapasa
Guitars
2002-2003
Randall Nina
Drums
2003-2006
César Atahualpa
Guitars (lead)
2003-2006, 2010-2012
Hugo Spina
Bass
2006-2009
Paul Pinto
Drums
2006-2009
Alan Rubina
Guitars (lead)
2006-2010
Rafael Enrique Astete
Guitars (lead)
2006
Marcelo Huacpe
Quena, Zampoña, Charango
2006-?
Carlos Llosa
Bass
2009-2018
Tito Málaga
Drums
2009-2010
Christian Aguirre
Guitars (lead)
2012-2016
"Chachi" Cabana
Drums
2015-2018
Giovanni Villar
Guitars (lead)
2016-?
Ronald Quispe
Quena, Zampoña, Charango
2019-?
Carlos Polar
Guitars
lead