03/07/2026
🚩P L U R A L FEST • Living territories expanding through our bodies beyond borders / Verkörperte Territorien
📆Sa. 04.07. • 12:00 - 22:00
*Schöneweider Brückenfest
🎟️Freier Eintritt
P L U R A L FEST , a celebration for all to fully embrace the beautiful diversity that lives among us!
Whether you have crossed oceans or boundaries, we all carry a unique trace within us. Our territory is not limited to the lines on a map. It is an embodied territory that extends with us: it lives in our bodies, resonates in our traditions, is shaped by our memories of the landscape, and comes alive in every single way we share with others. We are a living, moving territory that takes root and blooms with strength exactly where we stand.
Come and join us to celebrate collectively and enjoy a special cultural program that highlights multiple perspectives, interwoven journeys, stories, and the diverse influences that shape who we are and link us as a human community.
->. Info: https://diekg.org/im-schein-der-jaguar-sonne/ >> PROGRAM
🚩P L U R A L FEST • Living territories expanding through our bodies beyond borders / Verkörperte Territorien
🎟️Freier Eintritt
📆Sa. 04.07. • 12:00 - 22:00 *Schöneweider Brückenfest
🔸INTI YAKU • Sound of Ecuador
19:00
Inti Yaku stammt aus Quechua: Inti bedeutet Sonne, Yaku Wasser. Zwischen diesen beiden Kräften entsteht der Klang der Band – warm, beweglich, voller Kontraste.
Das Ensemble verbindet traditionelle ecuadorianische Musik mit einer heutigen Berliner Perspektive. Pasillo, Sanjuanito, Albazo, Pasacalle, Tonada und Yaraví klingen bei Inti Yaku nicht wie Folklore aus dem Museum, sondern wie lebendige Musik zwischen Erinnerung, Migration und Begegnung.
Gitarren, Gesang, Rondador, Streichinstrumente und Kontrabass schaffen einen Sound, in dem andine Melancholie, lateinamerikanische Leichtigkeit und urbane Gegenwart zusammenfinden. Inti Yaku ist Musik zwischen Sonne und Wasser – poetisch, rhythmisch und verbindend.
Aude Boucher (Frankreich) | erste Gitarre
Fernando Velasco (Ecuador) | Gitarre, Gesang
Washo Valenzuela (Ecuador) | Gitarre, Rondador
David Quisaguano (Ecuador) | Gitarre, Bratsche
Sebastián Bermeo (Ecuador) | Kontrabass
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Inti Yaku brings the colors, rhythms, and stories of Ecuador to Berlin. The name comes from Quechua: Inti means sun, Yaku means water. Between these two forces, the band’s sound emerges—warm, fluid, and full of contrasts.The ensemble blends traditional Ecuadorian music with a contemporary Berlin perspective. Pasillo, Sanjuanito, Albazo, Pasacalle, Tonada, and Yaraví are not presented as museum folklore, but as living musical traditions shaped by memory, migration, and cultural encounter. Guitars, vocals, rondador, string instruments, and double bass create a soundscape where Andean melancholy, Latin American lightness, and urban modernity come together. Inti Yaku is music between sun and water—poetic, rhythmic, and deeply connecting.
Aude Boucher (France) | first guitar
Fernando Velasco (Ecuador) | guitar, vocals
Washo Valenzuela (Ecuador) | guitar, rondador
David Quisaguano (Ecuador) | guitar, viola
Sebastián Bermeo (Ecuador) | double bass