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         		 A father and son pair wait for their turn to perfom in the same parade.: by erispin, Views[196]
         		 Women of Island Amantani knitting clothing on a gorgeous day. : by erispin, Views[265]
         		 Two friends enjoying their countries festivities. : by erispin, Views[163]
     
    A young boy takes part in a celebratory parade for Cuzco's flag. : by erispin, Views[184]
         		 Island Amantani residents in traditional clothing having a nice visit. : by erispin, Views[189]
         		 Nicolás leads the line of schoolchildren to play futbol at the new sports field: by laencantada, Views[306]
         		 A tour of the town was given by Mercedes, who was on her way to the local school: by laencantada, Views[298]
         		 Jesus, a young entrepeneur, helping support his family at the age of four: by laencantada, Views[283]
     
    Lack of basic utilities and building resources results in haphazard shantytowns: by laencantada, Views[225]
         		 A welcome to traditional Peruvian culture in a rural suburb of Lima, Peru: by laencantada, Views[162]
         		 The stream of people walks more than eight miles during all the night, between cliffs and grasslands, enduring freezing temperatures and sliding all the time due to the night frost that wets their coats. Some carry candles, flags or blankets. Others carry children on their backs. : by qoyllurritti, Views[454]
         		 After three days of dances, songs and prayers, the pilgrims leave. Their ritual 'cells' stay as well as some crap that contributes to the rapid melting of snow. This is a faith that moves (and melts) mountains.: by qoyllurritti, Views[230]
         		 It is a colorful spectacle. However the brotherhood of Qoyllur Riti, does not like tourists. “This is not a commercial show, like the Inti Raymi. I don’t want tourists taking pictures,” says an irritated authority, his breath making white figures. : by qoyllurritti, Views[585]
     
    After entering the chapel of the Lord of Qoyllur Ritti, several troupes go to offer their dances to the Qollqe Punku. People also get married in front of this Apu (God). They don't need a Catholic priest; anyone can officiate it.: by qoyllurritti, Views[256]
         		 The stream of people walks more than eight miles during all the night, between cliffs and grasslands, enduring freezing temperatures and sliding all the time due to the night frost that wets their coats. Some carry candles, flags or blankets. Others carry children on their backs.: by qoyllurritti, Views[231]
         		 Thousands of pilgrims, organized by parades and Inca nations, climb the mountain at over 15,500 feet, dancing and singing with unusual energy. At Cusco, Peru.: by qoyllurritti, Views[263]
         		 After three days of dances, songs and prayers, the pilgrims leave. Their ritual 'cells' stay as well as some crap that contributes to the rapid melting of snow. This is a faith that moves (and melts) mountains.: by qoyllurritti, Views[405]
         		 It is a colorful spectacle. However the brotherhood of Qoyllur Riti, does not like tourists. “This is not a commercial show, like the Inti Raymi. I don’t want tourists taking pictures,” says an irritated authority, his breath making white figures. : by qoyllurritti, Views[575]
     
    After entering the chapel of the Lord of Qoyllur Ritti, several troupes go to offer their dances to the Qollqe Punku. People also get married in front of this Apu (God). They don't need a Catholic priest; anyone can officiate it. : by qoyllurritti, Views[495]
         		 Thousands of pilgrims, organized by parades and Inca nations, climb the mountain at over 15,500 feet, dancing and singing with unusual energy. At CuZco, Peru. : by qoyllurritti, Views[398]
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