Culture
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Ollantaytambo Living Culture
The town of Ollantaytambo is listed as a living Culture and a Living Inca City since its inhabitants live according…
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The Yawar Fiesta
Yawar Fiesta is a Quechua name that in Spanish means “The blood feast”. It is a cultural tradition that has…
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Virgen del Carmen: This Was The Great Celebration in Pisac (Photos)
Faith and devotion is what is lived on the feast of the virgin of the Carmen de Pisac, where all…
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Plastic a Great Environmental Problem
In recent years, plastic has become such a popular and indispensable material that is part of our daily life. It…
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The Schedule of the Great Fiesta of Paucartambo
The fiesta in Paucartambo de la Mamacha del Carmen is a great festivity that captures everyone with its intense celebration,…
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Rumi Maqui, A Forgotten Hero
Many of the prominent Peruvian historians, such as Jorge Basadre, Alberto Flores Galindo and Manuel Burga, have highlighted the impact…
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Love in the Time of Starbucks
So solid and fixed, like the mountains of Cusco, is the image one might have of the great Spanish language.…
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Paucartambo’s Masks Declared Cultural Heritage
The knowledge and the techniques in the elaboration of the masks of Paucartambo were declared Cultural Patrimony of the Nation,…
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Cusqueños Dub a Scene from Coco into Quechua
Every day more people know about the Quechua language. As we saw earlier some, television series and some scenes of…
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Biodiversity Fair: Brilliant exhibition of 300 potato varieties in Cusco
Yesterday in the Plaza Regocijo was held an exhibition of 300 varieties of potatoes at the Fair of Biodiversity, organized…
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