BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:SoDel X-WR-CALNAME:Mystic Warriors BEGIN:VEVENT UID:196002024-08-25 DTSTART:20240826T000000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20240826T013000Z SUMMARY:Mystic Warriors CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:Mystic Warriors was founded by Andres and Marco Mallea in Washi ngton\nDC in 1993. With the experience of having performed with various\nt raditional Andean groups in the United States\, Andres and Marco\ndecided to expose their music in a different way. They wanted to make\ntheir music more accessible to their American audience by including\ncontemporary ins trumentation to their music such as guitar\nsynthesizers\, drums\, and bas s. They recorded their first album\nself-titled Mystic Warriors\, a fusion of ancient and modern\ninstruments that allowed them to truly express the mselves to a wider\nand larger audience and helped them to create their ow n unique style.\n\nThey have performed for all major US government agencie s\, foreign\nembassies\, museums\, the Smithsonian Institution\, the Kenne dy Center\,\nprivate\, corporate\, public events\, and social parties. The y have also\nperformed recitals at universities and colleges and in school s they\npresent an educational program on Andean culture and music to\nele mentary\, junior high\, and high schools students.\n\nIn 1994 by special i nvitation they performed at the White House for\nHispanic Heritage Month c elebration. They have shared stage with Tito\nPuente\, Bo Diddley\, Tom Ru sh\, Spiro Gyra and other well known artists.\n\nIn 1997 Mystic Warriors r eceived the Ringo Music Award from The\nWashington Hispanics\, for Best In ternational Folk and World Music\nGroup. They have recorded music for vari ous National Geographic\ndocumentaries as well as other universities docum entaries on the\nAndes.\n X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:

Mystic Warriors was founded by Andres and M arco Mallea in Washington DC in 1993. With the experience of having perfor med with various traditional Andean groups in the United States\, Andres a nd Marco decided to expose their music in a different way. They wanted to make their music more accessible to their American audience by including c ontemporary instrumentation to their music such as guitar synthesizers\, d rums\, and bass. They recorded their first album self-titled Mystic Warrio rs\, a fusion of ancient and modern instruments that allowed them to truly express themselves to a wider and larger audience and helped them to crea te their own unique style.
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\nThey have performed for all majo r US government agencies\, foreign embassies\, museums\, the Smithsonian I nstitution\, the Kennedy Center\, private\, corporate\, public events\, an d social parties. They have also performed recitals at universities and co lleges and in schools they present an educational program on Andean cultur e and music to elementary\, junior high\, and high schools students.
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\nIn 1994 by special invitation they performed at the White House for Hispanic Heritage Month celebration. They have shared stage with Tito Puente\, Bo Diddley\, Tom Rush\, Spiro Gyra and other well known artists.< br />\n
\nIn 1997 Mystic Warriors received the Ringo Music Award from The Washington Hispanics\, for Best International Folk and World Music Gr oup. They have recorded music for various National Geographic documentarie s as well as other universities documentaries on the Andes.

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