Can you imagine how Christmas was celebrated a long time ago? We are not referring to the properly Christian Christmas of only 2,000 and a few more years. We are referring to an annual party capable of bringing together all the members of a family, an ethnic group, a community. At the dawn of humanity […]
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The party began at the Cajamarca Carnival. Music, fun and tradition merge to offer an unforgettable event for its visitors during February. The great carnival of reunion. After two years of suspending face-to-face celebrations, Cajamarca was reactivated with one of the most important and popular traditional festivals in the region, which attracts thousands of national
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Cocoa powder is considered a superfood due to its great health benefits. The versatility of cacao or cocoa powder allows us to incorporate this food into our diet very easily. Its natural origin offers you many nutrients necessary to have a healthy life, so it is a superfood that you should not stop eating. The
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The resolution to celebrate Native American Heritage Day annually was signed in 2009 by then-President Barack Obama. With the full backing of the Senate and the House of Representatives, it decreed its celebration every fourth Friday in November, after Thanksgiving. It is a day that political leaders take advantage of to recognize the contributions of
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It is very typical of cultures around the world, to establish iconic dates that mark a before and after, in their passage through this land. They are dates to stop for a moment, look around and reflect on all the blessings received. That is Thanksgiving for Americans. Since the Mayflower arrived on the shores of
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As you may know, every year between March 19th to the 21st the Equinox passes, the distance and inclination between the Sun and the Earth returns the day to its time equivalent to the night. Both the Equinoxes and the Solstices marked the agricultural, religious and astrological calendar of the original peoples of the Andes
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Carnivals are all over the world and of all colors … The Andes could not be the exception. After the Spanish conquest, not only Catholic traditions were transmitted but also some pagan ones such as summer carnivals, which when arrived in South America adapted to the seasons, but did not lose their essence: The celebration
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