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"Quichua Couple" - Comuna Yana Toro, Zumbagua Parish, Cotopaxi Province, Ecuador, 1989
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"Quichua Couple" - Comuna Yana Toro, Zumbagua Parish, Cotopaxi Province, Ecuador, 1989
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Dressed for the Fiesta
“A group of Quichua children from near Hacienda Zuleta Ecuador wait for a ride to town to celebrate a local fiesta.” - Thomas Aleto
En el cartel dice: “Alli amusckas salavinaman, caypi quichuapi rimaycu”. Es una frase en Quichua. Que en castellano dice: “ Bienvenidos a Salavina, aquí hablamos Quichua”. Para que aprendan algo de la lengua de nuestros antepasados. Atamisqui es el departamento que mas se habla la lengua Quichua. Espero les guste. Saludos.
5 de septiembre, día internacional de la mujer indígena #mapuche #guarani #quichua #quiche #chilote #amazonas #karitiana #yaminahua #quechua #charrua #kallaway #kallawaya #muisca
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Another beautiful Kichwa phrase
Waira wawa: literally “wind child”; a child with no father
Women Playing Zumbahua
revival
Sooo this blog is definitely about to get revived and a lot more Quechua focused. If I write something here please feel free to correct if you speak *Chanka*!