The song of the bat

POSORR PO'MORREÑETS: The song of the bat is an ancestral Yanesha tale & music

The Yanesha original name of the story is POSORR PO'MORREÑETS: The song of the bat

This app/book "The song of the bat" can be used standalone.

This is a special bat-inspired book and melody based on a Yanesha ancestral story about the bat at the time he had human semblance that I recorded at the San Jeronimo indigenous community of Puerto Yurinaki in Peru.

INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE

Once the application is installed, the splash screen will appear and then you can use the menu or, with a simple touch, go directly to the preface page at the bottom of which a button will lead to storytale page at the bottom of which a button will make you play the video-tale. By using the menu button you can go directly to the video-tale and other screens too.

IMPORTANT: This application is autonomous from any of our other titles and works in its entirety without special permissions or links to external resources.

I would like to point out that this app DOES NOT USE sensors or even geolocation programmes to guide you to any destination.

This app is only a book I wrote with a video-tale in Spanish with English subtitles I also filmed in Peru among indigenous people of Ashaninka-Yanesha ethnicity.

This app contains:

- A screen with Preface and Notes about the author

- A screen with the tale "The song of the bat"

- A video clip with the tale in Spanish with English subtitles and an indigenous music played with panpipes and drum

This app for Android devices, is based on my travel experience that I have transformed into an app/book to share my dreams, curiosities and emotions with you.

NOTE: Each app I create is independent, works in its entirety and does not require any special permissions, neither external resources nor links.

This app is made by my solo company World On Communications.

Direction and texts by Angelo Giammarresi

CONTACTS and SUPPORT

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email: [email protected]

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