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Lalo Quillo not only fills his home with music but performs with the “Stearns County Pachanga Society.” His love for music has been passed down to his children. He is shown playing a siku, pan pipes, as he beats a tinya, a drum made of leather. He is also wearing a rattle made of pisonay tree seeds around his wrist, making a sound similar to rain.

Life experiences from Perú to Minnesota provide many opportunities for creative expression

Posted on November 15, 2012 at 6:15 pm

Lalo Quillo crafts jewelry and music when not interpreting By Jennie Zeitler, Staff Writer Long Prairie resident Lalo Quillo was …