Pukllay
Pujllay or phujllay (Quechua for to play, play / carnival, other spellings pugllay, phujllay, pujhllay, pujllay) is a traditional festival held in the central Andes. The word "play" refers to either the clouds or the blossoms "playing" in the winds at the end of the rainy season and thus harvesting time. The Bolivian pujllay is connected to the Christian carnival and the celebration of a battle won over the Spaniards – hence the appropriation of the Spanish helmets and spurs one can still see in the ritual dance.
Pukllay
Pujllay or phujllay (Quechua for to play, play / carnival, other spellings pugllay, phujllay, pujhllay, pujllay) is a traditional festival held in the central Andes. The word "play" refers to either the clouds or the blossoms "playing" in the winds at the end of the rainy season and thus harvesting time. The Bolivian pujllay is connected to the Christian carnival and the celebration of a battle won over the Spaniards – hence the appropriation of the Spanish helmets and spurs one can still see in the ritual dance.
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Le Pujllay et l'Ayarichi sont ...... oupe environ 30 000 personnes.
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Pujllay o Phujllay ( quechua p ...... e inmaterial de la humanidad.
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Pujllay or phujllay (Quechua f ...... tangible heritage of humanity.
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Le Pujllay et l'Ayarichi sont ...... oupe environ 30 000 personnes.
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Pujllay o Phujllay ( quechua p ...... pueden ver en la danza ritual.
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Pujllay or phujllay (Quechua f ...... still see in the ritual dance.
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Pujllay Ayarichi
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Pukllay
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Pukllay
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