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Folklore
A Driver’s Experience, Part I.
He told me, “I have been driving heavy trucks for more than thirty years. In my great trajectory many stories…
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Folklore
The Tale of the Tired Horse
In Peru’s south, in the region of Puno and on the road to Juliaca you can see a large stone…
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Events
The Magic of Cusco’s Nights
In America’s heart, Cusco, when the sun gives way to night the streets dress in orange, the color of hundreds…
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Commentary
Wednesday’s Full Moon
One of the most fascinating things you can do in Cusco is to walk under a full moon. This is…
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Literature
The Carisiri, Terror of the Highlands
It is said that sorcerers or people who practice black magic first must pay a heavy price. They are converted…
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Customs
Children’s Games at Night
Young people in Cuzco have enjoyed various diversions at night for some time now, such as the famous pijamadas, or…
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Customs
The Wisk’ahuara River and the Magic Spring
Sixty years ago, when there were only houses in the center of Cuzco and only a few on the hills…
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Food & Drinks
Api: Warmth, Migration, and Tradition
Night, cold, and difficult times find a solution in Cuzco in api [áh-pea], a hot, fruity, corn-based drink. Stemming from…
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Food & Drinks
Incas Come from the Ground like Potatoes
Dark and rich, like the night, the earth and its produce filled the background of Inca life. Even when the…
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