what is peruvian culture about

>>212811722 (OP)
>pollada
more like pollada haha

>>212811722 (OP)
CP

Latinx countries use anime to hide the fact that their mad max landscapes, where God is a concept and hope is replaced with Takis o algo

>>212811853
>mad max landscapes
if by latinx you don't mean mexico then yes

>>212811853
its called sovl

>>212811896
This is where mexichungi learn to funkytown

>>212811853
>tf
>tp
Your country is literally run by pedophiles

>>212811853
Pedophilia is white cvlture though.

>>212811722 (OP)
2nd time you've made this thread
peru is a catholic country
you are familiar with the catholic church yes?
that's peru, but everyone is browner than arabs

>>212811931
>Tfw you will never go to the DBZ ball
Why even live

>>212814078
DBZ events in mexico are no different than french or canadian DBZ but everyone is brown, girls are explicitly banned and there is drinking

>>212814049
Yes, we're very catholic, though in Peru, even among rural people, it's rare to attend church every weekend, unlike religious Americans (or so it seems from your media). But many do attend during the periodic rural festivals or "fiestas patronales".

For example, vid is the largest Catholic celebration in Cusco, Apu Qoyllur Rit’i. It gathers the local indian nations of Paucartambo, Quispicanchi, Canas, Canchis, Acomayo, Chumbivilcas

>>212811853
/int/ wasn't prepared for this truth IED

Peruvians get so much hate from everyone yet they are the most well behaved LatAm migrants you could possibly imagine. Has a peruvian ever comitted a crime? You have Colombians raping little girls in Spain, Venezuelans gouging the eyes of a girl and raping her after in Poland, Dominicans, Equatorians, Salvadorans, etc. all creating brutal murderous gangs, and Mexico is just Mexico as always you know, that's just what they do. But Peruvians? I feel sorry for them.

>>212811722 (OP)
yo si le doy una buena pollada a nalgastoro

>>212816491
They look like giga indios so they are discriminated against just like Mayans here, despite statistically being way more peaceful than average.

However my schizo theory is that just like the Mayans they're descended from civilization indios (Incas in this case), unlike mestizos who are often descended from rebel indios who joined Spanish expeditions explicitly to fuck civilization indios up.

>>212815941
The pilgrimage starts at their local towns and villages. For most people, it ends at the Sinakara sanctuary, only the bear-men impersonators (ukuku/ukumari) are allowed to climb all the way to Apu Ccolquepunco (hol-he-punco).

They rarely die, but when it happens, it is seen as an offering to the tutelary mountain (Apu) of Paucartambo and Quispicanchi

>>212816735
Those are from Paucartambo, pic are from Quispicanchi.

The Chachapoyan mestizo Jesuit Blas Valera describes, among the garments of the Vilaoma (“the Inca pope”): a sleeveless surplice, knee-length, made of white wool, with red wool fringes or tassels (una sobrepelliz sin mangas, hasta la rodilla, de lana blanca, con sus flecos o rapacejos de lana colorada). Which is very similar to what they wear today.

A very similar outfit was also worn by teenagers during the mountain-climbing phase of the warachikuy coming-of-age rites.

>>212816804
The mestizo Jesuit Valera describes, among the garments of the Vilaoma (“the Inca pope”): a sleeveless surplice, knee-length, made of white wool, with red wool fringes or tassels (una sobrepelliz sin mangas, hasta la rodilla, de lana blanca, con sus flecos o rapacejos de lana colorada). Which is very similar to what ukukus wear today.

A very similar outfit was also worn by teenagers during the mountain-climbing phase of the warachikuy coming-of-age rites.

>>212816735
>>212816848
really cool, although the "offering to the mountain spirit" part feels almost like a pre-human sacrifice abstraction, like the next logical step to that for a primitive people would be to just throw people from the cliffs to guarantee a proper crop next season

>>212816953
It's like “if it happened at least...”

An offering to pachamama performed during the Qoyllur Rit’i is the yawar unu (yawar = blood, unu = water). It is often carried out by llaqtayoq/qhapaq qolla impersonators, but also by ukukus and other characters, sometimes between nations, sometimes internally

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V2bX_VVzf50

>>212817221
>yawar unu
It is a competition to withstand pain, oftentimes very humorous
>offering to pachamama
I mean, aside from the typical offerings to pachamama seen in Qoyllur Rit’i to christian apachetas (with a cross on top like in the video), things like beer, tobacco, coca leaves, dry llama fetuses...

>>212816621
That's quite literally it indeed. The Mayas and Quechuas were civilized and so they perservered as ethnic groups to this day and still have some of that civilized mentality. The other Indios were unorganized barbarians who were fully subjugated by the Spanish and then became modern mongrelized barbarian mestizos.

>>212816621
Also should note that Peruvian migrants here tend to be successful and well off financially despite being predominantly indigenous while mestizos from Mexico, Venezuela, Colombia etc are often poor and uneducated despite being "racially better".

A 20th-century photo of a Q’ero Indian at the Qoyllur Rit’i by nationally famous cusqueñian photographer Martin Chambi (his surname is Quechua for mace or bronze, btw).

>>212818253
This was especially true back then, as part of the andean New Year marked by the return of the Pleiades. Cusco's most remote nation, the Q’ero, would split their group in two: one half heading to a sacred spring in the lower jungle (hurin).

The other to the heights of Ccolquepunco during Qoyllur Rit’i (hanan), to seek healing powers in the frozen waters and search for the Snow Star (Qoyllur Rit’i), believed to be locked deep within the mountain.

After everyone else leaves, the Q’ero come down to the sanctuary and celebrate for two more days. They wait for the priest to leave, because “they don’t believe in the Lord of the Church, only in the Lord of the Snow”

>>212818410
Today, ice extraction at Ccolquepunco is highly regulated because the glacier is melting rapidly.

>>212817285
>christian apachetas (ritual heaps of stones)
like this

>>212811931
>anime premiere in men's sports bar
unreal

>>212816735
>bear-men impersonators (ukuku/ukumari)
elaborate please
what kind of bears do you have in Peru and what are the bearmen supposed to be

>>212818574
poland should do it next for the release of the new edgerunners

>>212818596
This kind, the spectacled bear, the only South American species. Some believe that some of the earliest depictions of the staff god, like some of those from chavin, are actually bears rather than felines.

>>212816848
Those are from Quispicanchi nation, these are from Paucartambo's, the other most important group at Qollyur riti

Paruro nation

>>212818650
average hool / footie fan here thinks anime is gay