The 1988 album "Caminos" captures Huayucaltia at a point where they were exploring the intersection of traditional folk sounds and contemporary arrangements. It stands as a document of their ongoing dedication to Pan-American musical dialogue.
- "Caminos" was released in 1988 on the band's own Huayucaltia label. The album features a blend of traditional Latin American folk styles. It was released during a period of significant activity for the band in the Southern California music scene.
- The genre is described as world music, Latin, and folk, reflecting the band's diverse influences. Huayucaltia has consistently drawn from the musical traditions of various Latin American countries.
- The album was released in 1988, a year after their previous effort "Misa Mestiza." This timing places "Caminos" as a continuation of their work from the mid-to-late 1980s.
Huayucaltia is a Los Angeles-based band with a long history of performing Latin American folk music. They were active in the Southern California music scene throughout the 1980s and 1990s.
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