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Peru's Living Heritage: Folklore and Traditions
Forget the Machu Picchu postcard. This is the PERU that breathes. Every October, Lima erupts for Día de la Canción Criolla. Guitars strumming and the deep beat of the cajón drum. In Junín, Marinera dancers twirl handkerchiefs and Huaylarsh stomps shake the ground. The air smells of ceviche marinating and pachamanca earth-cooked meats. Respectfully, the Señor de los Milagros procession moves through purple-clad streets.
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Forget the Machu Picchu postcard. This is the PERU that breathes. Every October, Lima erupts for Día de la Canción Criolla. Guitars strumming and the deep beat of the cajón drum. In Junín, Marinera dancers twirl handkerchiefs and Huaylarsh stomps shake the ground. The air smells of ceviche marinating and pachamanca earth-cooked meats. Respectfully, the Señor de los Milagros procession moves through purple-clad streets.
