Pututu is a new live music performance for children aged 4–7. It is part of GlobeTots – an initiative led by Kasia Eliasz that creates performances exploring different cultures through live music, creative movement, and storytelling.

Pututu focuses on Peruvian, Andean culture, and the Amazon Forest. Children are invited to listen, respond, and take part in a shared musical journey.

The performance features traditional instruments from the region – including the quena (flute), bombo (drum), chajchas (seed rattle), and quijada (donkey jaw) – and explores the sounds, rhythms, and stories connected to the forest and the highlands.

Creative team
Kasia Eliasz – Artistic Director
Rodrigo Almonte – Music Director / Guitar, Quena
Alicia Garcia – Voice, Chajchas
Marcio Tarktarov – Percussion
Monica Muñoz – Movement Director
Alessandra Azevedo – Afro-Dance
Karen Aguiar – Producer
Gabriel Patrone – Lights / Sound
NeonTribe Experience – Neon Painting

Pututu is funded by the Arts Council through a Project Award 2025, and supported by The Ark and Riverbank Arts Centre.