El Legado Quechua con Miras a la Modernidad
La vigencia del Quechua y la educación bilingüe
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Pachacútec Fomentó el Gran Poderío Incaico
Qosqo, su capital, era considerada como el ‘centro del universo.’
Julio C. Tello y el Descubrimiento del Tumi
El Tumi era un símbolo divino; una insignia de jerarquía y prestigio
Peruvian Virgilio Martínez Named The Greatest Chef in The World
Gastronomic luxury is simply having something natural, indigenous and unique
The Dream of San Martin and the Creation of The Peruvian Flag
The glorious flag that sealed Peruvian freedom
Peruvian Bulldog is the World’s Greatest Skateboarder
A World Guinness Record for Peru and the World
Peruvian Guinea Pigs Have Their Own Runway Show
Among peasants, Cuy is seen as a food representative of power
Inca Pudding ‘Tocosh’ Has Great Curative Properties
Tocosh comes from the Quechua term Togosh, which means wrinkled and fermented
Valicha: A Tragic Love Story Became Peru’s Most Popular Song
The Story of Valeriana Huillca Condori
‘Chanfainita’ is One of the Finest Peruvian Dishes Ever
Does Chanfainita Have African or Spanish Influence? We don’t know for sure
How Did Peru Acquire The Name ‘Peru’?
‘Peru’ does not come from Quechua, Spanish, Aymara, or any regional language
The Book ‘Coquito’ And The Magic of Reading
The Dream of Everardo Zapata Santillana
Why Do Peruvians Call Each Other “Pineapple”?
While visiting Lima, you may likely hear people say: “Que Piña!”
Paterson: Capital of The Peruvian Diaspora in The United States
The first Peruvians immigrated to Paterson in 1910
The Great Struggle of the First Peruvians in the United States
On November, 1848, the Ship ‘Susana’ sailed from Callao with nine Peruvians aboard
‘Lady of the Pampa’ Maria Reiche Made the Nazca Lines World Famous
Maria cared about the lines as no Peruvian ever did
