Search Results for: Quispicanchis
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Customs
The secret of Chuta Bread in Cusco
The bread in the city of Cusco has an importance beyond being edible. It is an indispensable product in all…
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Commentary
Young Cusqueños discover a worm that eats plastic
Plastic has become one of the main problems that affects the world because of its extreme use. Its decomposition takes…
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News
Cusco Teachers Take to the Streets
A 72 hour work stoppage organized by the SUTEP (The Education Worker’s Union, and the SITASE (union of Administrative Workers…
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Commentary
Conflict and Proposals on Rainbow Mountain, Wininkunka
By Eric J. Rayner and Nelida Azucena Ccarita Cusiwata with the help of David Knowlton Rainbow mountain, as Wininkunka or Cerro…
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News
With Great Joy Qoyllurriti Began Today
This morning the eight nations of Qoyllurriti initiated the pilgrimage to the sanctuary of the Lord of Qoyllurriti, named by…
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Events
Protest against Mining near Qoyllur Rit’i Takes Cusco’s Plaza Today
Banner of All Nations United in Protest (Brayan Coraza Morveli) Today, January 18th, under gray skies, Cusco lives a protest…
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Events
The Huancaro Fair Opened its Doors in Cuzco
Cuzco’s Huancaro Fair opened today and will continue through the weekend. Producers from throughout the Cuzco region and, in some…
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Customs
Cuzco’s Tarola Drum and the Heartbeats of the Pachamama, the Mother Earth
In Cuzco, drums are very important. Although many parts of the world have their drums and their traditions of drumming,…
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Food & Drinks
A Fragrant Burst of Vitality, Cuzco’s Coffee
The work day begins with a cup of coffee nearby. Coffee is really a big deal. It is the fuel…
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