Andean Music: Adios Pueblo de Ayacucho by Otoniel Ccayanchira - Video

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Andean Music: Adios Pueblo de Ayacucho by "Duo Hermanas Ascarza" - Video

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Andean Music: "Trilce" by Margot Palomino - Video

Margot Palomino is a Peruvian singer of Andean music, born in Omate, Moquegua.

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Andean Music: "Carcel de Amor" by Margot Palomino - Video

Margot Palomino is a Peruvian singer of Andean music, born in Omate, Moquegua.

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Andean Music: "Carcel de Amor" by Sangre Andina - Video

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Quechua language: Children Singing, Pampa de la Quinua, Ayacucho

The official language of the Inca empire was Quechua.

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Peru's 'La Teta Asustada' Takes Berlin Film Festival Top Award 2009

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'La Teta Asustada' a Peruvian drama about a young woman with a mysterious illness, won the Golden Bear award for the best movie at the Berlin Film Festival last night. Directed by Claudia Llosa, the film stars Magaly Solier as Fausta, who suffers from a disease she believes is transmitted through the breast milk of women who were raped in the Shining Path's war of terror in Peru. Her life starts to change direction after her mother dies and she goes to live in Lima.

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Ayacucho Square (Plaza de Armas)

Ayacucho is the capital city of Huamanga Province, Ayacucho Region, Peru. It has a population of 93,033 within the city and an additional 140,230 in the surrounding area. The name is derived from quechua «aya» (death) and «cuchu» (outback).



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