Folklore
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The Ekeko or God Of Abundance
Every January is celebrated “the day of the ekeko”, also known as Iquiqu or tunupa. He is a deity venerated…
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The Feast of The Pattern of San Sebastian Cusco
The city of Cusco is a magical place that has a great cultural diversity that is actively developed throughout the…
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San Sebastian’s Famous Pear Soup Delights All
San Sebastian, a District of the City of Cuzco, is in fiesta during the month of January. Its celebration includes…
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Bernardo’s Encounter with a Goblin
Many stories about gold objects of great monetary value circulate in the villages of the sierra. They include figures such…
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The Cochas, Lakes, and Beliefs About Them
The cocha is the name with which the lagoons and lakes are popularly known. Some are called savages or virgins…
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The decent of the kings in Cusco
The year 2023 began full of good wishes, good fortune, and a lot of positivism. But the final part of…
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A List of Auguries to Receive the New Year
A few days before New Year’s Eve, most of the people of Cusco are eager to start the year in…
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Elves At Santuranticuy in Cusco
The word duende is a contraction of the old Castilian “duen de casa” which means the owner of a house,…
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El Niño Manuelito and Julián
A traditional story from the city of Cusco tells us about a shepherd boy named Julian. He spent all his…
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Pork belly, A Remedy for a Strong Stomach
The traditional food of Cusco is one of the most pleasant in the country and has great variety. It appears…
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