Wow, must be nice to celebrate ur own culture. Everything is getting so sterilized in the US it’s disgusting. The costumes, the music, & the rituals were beautiful. So many participants as well, what a joy for the community. Many Blessings to All 🙏🇺🇸
Well said my friend, you hit the nail on the head there. Even in my short life of 30 years it's staggering what's been lost here in my home state of Maine. I could go on for hours about what's gone and never coming back, and just how awful and often insidious all the reasons for it are. We've lost everything now after this last push with the flight from the cities of the new yorkers and their fellow flatlanders, it's just done.
Good for the Community..Colorful Celebrated Human movements like the passing seasons..I would imagine these cultures also would celebrate the moon celestial bodies of night sky..Beautiful..Thank you for sharing
Stunning. Thanks for recording some of the opening ceremony & explaining the different colours associated to the tribes; the long roads they built is amazing too. THANK you, I dream of joining your tours some day! a free wheeling BC, canadian certainly not supporting Turdo's corporate Canada!
The amount of culture and mystery that comes from Peru is amazing. These people make festivals and celebrate their culture, while in the US our people celebrate themselves and TikTok.
So...if they are celebrating (in South America) the Sun Solstice (longest day there)? Is it on June 21st like our Solstice (longest day here in North America)? יוי
It is the 21st in South America yeah, but Inti Raymi takes place in the 24th because Catholic priests forced us to change the date back in the day, although Aymara new year is in the 21st!
Why do people not think these buildings had some kind of roofs? It is hot as hell in south America. And they had to clear away areas to build or keep groomed. It's jungles everywhere...
@@defyjayy8335 OK, they would take children and burn them alive and the more they screamed the more they enjoyed it. The Spanish watched it in horror. So get your info correct Sir.
Wow what a celebration, seems like the Peruvians are very proud of their Ancestors...
... Fascinating Brien! Thanks. I am imagining living here 1000s of years ago watching them celebrate life and Our Sun !
Wow, must be nice to celebrate ur own culture. Everything is getting so sterilized in the US it’s disgusting. The costumes, the music, & the rituals were beautiful. So many participants as well, what a joy for the community.
Many Blessings to All 🙏🇺🇸
Well said my friend, you hit the nail on the head there. Even in my short life of 30 years it's staggering what's been lost here in my home state of Maine. I could go on for hours about what's gone and never coming back, and just how awful and often insidious all the reasons for it are. We've lost everything now after this last push with the flight from the cities of the new yorkers and their fellow flatlanders, it's just done.
Beautiful, thank you.
Good for the Community..Colorful Celebrated Human movements like the passing seasons..I would imagine these cultures also would celebrate the moon celestial bodies of night sky..Beautiful..Thank you for sharing
WOW! Thank you Brien.
So awesome they do this celebration!
Stunning. Thanks for recording some of the opening ceremony & explaining the different colours associated to the tribes; the long roads they built is amazing too. THANK you, I dream of joining your tours some day! a free wheeling BC, canadian certainly not supporting Turdo's corporate Canada!
Hello. Thank you For Content.
The amount of culture and mystery that comes from Peru is amazing. These people make festivals and celebrate their culture, while in the US our people celebrate themselves and TikTok.
That was really nice!
that is so cool
I would love to see this one day on the new year
I remember the african tribal dances. Very spectacular, intresting.Thanks for the informations.
Fascinating.
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1930s you answered in the video. Thanks.
Unlike the Ukukus up in the Peruvian Andes, at least these people haven't had their rituals and culture yanked away from them yet.
Good to see modernization hasn't ruined cuilture....
So...if they are celebrating (in South America) the Sun Solstice (longest day there)?
Is it on June 21st like our Solstice (longest day here in North America)?
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It is the 21st in South America yeah, but Inti Raymi takes place in the 24th because Catholic priests forced us to change the date back in the day, although Aymara new year is in the 21st!
ok on the mountain is the party ha
When did this celebration resume after the Spanish banned it?
Why do people not think these buildings had some kind of roofs? It is hot as hell in south America. And they had to clear away areas to build or keep groomed. It's jungles everywhere...
These are the Andes, high in altitude, not many trees and cold weather.
Bet these costumes out do the originals.
I wonder how many people had the hearts cut out of their chests while still alive? Then had their heads hacked off. Celebration!
Wrong world region, wrong civilization.
If you’re gonna be hating at least get your info correct
@@defyjayy8335 OK, they would take children and burn them alive and the more they screamed the more they enjoyed it. The Spanish watched it in horror. So get your info correct Sir.
While enjoying the colorful beauty let's keep in mind that they were are very violent people. Where once their rituals, etc were full of violence.
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