I'm so happy and proud to see my father....in this video....when he died I was still few months born.....of course I speak Quechua this is my native language....thank you so much...the person who recorded .....

@ATOQ777

3 жыл бұрын

May God and the Pachamama bless you, sulpayki.

3 жыл бұрын

Love and Live messages to You and Yours. 💛

@JohnSmith-ij6ms

3 жыл бұрын

@@hennagaijin7856 what wouldve happened under sendero luminoso?

@briza2022

3 жыл бұрын

Your father??? What a coincidence!

@Inglesconanaa

3 жыл бұрын

How neat, which person was it?

I was adopted from Peru when I was born and brought to New Jersey. At 29 I’d like to go and finally visit my homeland.

@juliamorales6620

3 жыл бұрын

It's not a good time to visit at this time. My family is also waiting to visit bacck

@nativewarrior2611

3 жыл бұрын

Newark present

@rickie-nyc5339

3 жыл бұрын

Yes you should go to Perú. I am going shortly

@jant4741

3 жыл бұрын

Doug Peruvian citizenship if lost claim it back. Plan B.

@HerreraNavarro

3 жыл бұрын

Come back if you feel like this then here you will fing out peace and love surely like me. You don't have any idea to live here far from occidental liar way of life. You have land agro food nature and hearts with simple mind to love and care for humans.

I live in Ecuador where we have lots of indigenous Peoples namely the Kichwa and Canaris and Amazon tribes.. most wonderful People in the world.. God bless and protect all the indigenous peoples of the world

I'm Peruvian and from the same town (Cusco) where this festivity takes place. I am a mixed native and Spanish, In those times I thought this was just one more thing people from Cusco did, I took it for granted, never was interested in my own culture. I live abroad now and really miss all of the interesting festivities and activities that people from Peru still do. I do appreciate it more now. Very grateful to have been born in such beautiful place.

@imnotyourdaddyx

4 жыл бұрын

Is there ARONES surname in Peru?

@robbieabramson7427

4 жыл бұрын

My biological father was from Peru he was Native American Andean I was adopted so I don’t know much about my father but except we’re he is from and his name which is one of the must common hispanics first and last names which is miguel aguilar my birth name was Robert Mikey Aguilar which when I was adopted I as changed to Robert Isaac Abramson

@linkstale

4 жыл бұрын

Your last name is Quechua?

@AresTarot-Lima

4 жыл бұрын

@@imnotyourdaddyx Never heard

@designthinkingwithgian

3 жыл бұрын

Bet you miss the potatos too

My grandmothers last name is quispe and she was born in 1920. She's still alive and i wanted to know more about where she came from. She only speaks quechua and because she raised me i understand it fully. I really grateful that i now know 3 languages as a 20 year kid. Ill never forget where my family came from.

@bobflipinHHH

4 жыл бұрын

My mom's name last name is also quispe. I think it means free one

@ukhio

4 жыл бұрын

2 ir even 3 out of 5 people have the last name Quispe. Some people even Quispe Quispe

@linkstale

4 жыл бұрын

Sadly she passed away from covid-19. She would’ve been 100, 11 days ago. Couldn’t even have a big funeral.. only 9 people allowed which is stupid

@jant4741

3 жыл бұрын

@@linkstale Sorry and it should be a red flag to claim Peruvian citizenship. Things are not right in the US.

@vilmavega2689

3 жыл бұрын

Wow that’s so awesome that you speak 3 languages. I’m looking to learn Quechua.

Love Quechua native of Peru. Love from Hazara native central Asia.

@ahmetturkmen0011

2 ай бұрын

you guys look almost exactly the same. My wife is Afghan Turkmen (Ersary tribe), all of her relatives look the same from this video :)

I am from Greece and I loved this documentary. So hard and also so amazing way of living.

@ruthojen

3 жыл бұрын

Στο Περού έχω δει αληθινή μαγεία, αλλά νομίζω ότι φτάνεis εκεί με τα πόδια όχι με αυτοκίνητο

Wow I'm stunned with these people every tribes has there unique identity and priceless smiles they are the true epitome of human beings.

Incans without a doubt were the most advanced and organized indigenous civilization of them all; their culture in fact is so much progressive that it looks Foreign to me a native from the North American Plains. If they were allowed to develop along their own lines there is no doubt they would eventually be the largest influence on all of the Americas, setting the standard for the rest of the indigenous Americans.

@bjorn3923

4 жыл бұрын

A couple misconceptions people have of the Incas is that they had no written language.. they did have written language they were able to record all of their leaders back to BC days... they also say the Incas did not develop the Wheel; they did this as well, however because their native lands are so variable and Rugged (with high altitude mountains and rainforests) they saw no need to develop the wheel further. Even today; traveling by land from one end of the empire to the other would be impossible because of the terrain. The roads today were developed along the Inca’s ancient trade highways.

@covenawhite4855

3 жыл бұрын

@@bjorn3923 There language was recorded on ropes where they made Knott on the rope and ropes where different colors.

@rja5748

3 жыл бұрын

They were very civilized people on earth having their own army because they were more wealty Culture on earth for their own civilization like Aztecas, Mayas , Egyptians , and other ancients civilizations the problem what killed the Culture was invasion and greed , they were the most Avanzed civilization comparing others civilization besides there was reach people on earth . Spanglish thestroyed the civilization , they also got married with. Inkas princes today some of the principes lines are alives , in Europe and in Perum real descendents from Inkas royalty. Living as normal people. Hope one day they are restore his impire..

@nativewarrior2611

3 жыл бұрын

@cat magic good try ..quipu

@climatepurification

3 жыл бұрын

Unfortunately and fortunately, you are wrong. The people native americans derived from were far more complex than what you understand. The southwest tribes understand this and maintained true teachings as the plains tribes enjoyed more of the spiritual aspect. Many indigenous cultures compose the identity of the north american tribes such as the lost 12 tribes. Artifacts proving this claim were destroyed by the smithsonian. The peruvians were a simplistic people allowed to exist in peace as their spiritual ancestors have existed on those lands for many thousands of years. Turtle island (north america) has been a product of war and spiritual conflict for thousands of years, absorbing the cultures of the most advanced civilizations to ever exist including lemurians and the illegal occupation by atlanteans. Both groups of a similar species of humanoid that still play power games acted out repeatedly in modern times as a result of time loops created by each civilization when emotions of a royal family caused them to divide. The masons hide this history on purpose to appear as the "winners" in the race of races but their claim is false and end times are showing their control is an illusion. They were meant to learn to respect God through their service to God but recreated past issues to manipulate and attempt to become their own God. A failed attempt as God is and owns everything. The Peruvians are protected as their ancestors were allowed to advance into the light at an earlier time in the history of God.

Peru is awesome and magic contry

@Elsk_Arisen

4 жыл бұрын

I agree!

@sundarswami7211

3 жыл бұрын

Yes it's magic and mysterious magic.

@youremybiggestfan

3 жыл бұрын

I agree.

@francisvazquez13

3 жыл бұрын

And very racist against their own people..sad

@youremybiggestfan

3 жыл бұрын

@@francisvazquez13 i agree but most of Latin American people is racist towards their oen roots

Would love to visit Peru someday. Such a beautiful place would love to meet the people see how they live and learn from them and their history and culture since there aren’t so many things I know about Peru

I have quechua, my grt granma and my granpa could speak the language. My mom tells me stories about her childhood in south America. We live in the united states but its always fun looking into my ancestry.

respect to this people hope I can meet them someday

@robbieabramson7427

4 жыл бұрын

stephen tarr My biological father was from Peru he was Native American Andean I was adopted so I don’t know much about my father but except we’re he is from and his name which is one of the must common hispanics first and last names which is miguel aguilar my birth name was Robert Mikey Aguilar which when I was adopted I as changed to Robert Isaac Abramson

@siliconvalley760

3 жыл бұрын

Same here man. I think they have a wider scope of understanding

Travelbum vloggers were stuck in Cusco , Peru this covid pandemic , and showed life around it. I highly appreciate their culture , life & how they preserve their heritage / historical / sacred sites.

Just did an ancestry search and found out my great, great,great, great Grandfather is from this area. I hope to travel one day from San Antonio, Texas!!

Assalamualaikum, salam from Indonesia to Quechua brothers and sisters

Thank you for uploading this video! My family comes from similar beginnings from Peru. This really gives more insight into the lives of the indigenous people that I come from!

@robbieabramson7427

4 жыл бұрын

My biological father was from Peru he was Native American Andean I was adopted so I don’t know much about my father but except we’re he is from and his name which is one of the must common hispanics first and last names which is miguel aguilar my birth name was Robert Mikey Aguilar which when I was adopted I as changed to Robert Isaac Abramson

@marilemos6810

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah, our native people is awesome!

This is part of my heritage Would love to see Peru

Peru is a land with around 76 ethnic groups distributed along the jungle and mountain coast. More than anything else in the jungle there are several that are not yet recognized, really surprising PERU.💖

@marilemos6810

3 жыл бұрын

May these ethnic groups not allow modernism to destroy their beautiful culture, values, principles, good customs and traditions, as well as Amish and Mennonites who have not allowed modernism to contaminate them.

@kishordas2300

3 жыл бұрын

@@marilemos6810 yes modernization destroy their actual culture

Peru nunca me deja de sorprender ❤️🇵🇪estas comunidades son invaluables. Tengo sentimientos encontrados.

The formal marriage is natural, they made a covenant between each other, and the sexual intercourse solemnized their union, and that is the natural way. If you want a ceremony, that that is extra, a festivity. So don't say ""...no formal marriage..."" as if they are not really married, because they are, respect that.

@jmeiahburke5388

3 жыл бұрын

Period

Peruvian peoples are so beautiful inside and out. Love the culture and the customs. Saludos de México

Amazing country amazing people the most beautiful people in South America.🌎❤🇵🇪

Beautiful people and place. Trully amazing!

I think these people are lucky because no one else can come there that's not acclimated to the climate hopefully they live in peace for eternity

First day I arrived on the Altiplano I danced with the Quechas. I was living in Panama and before that Vietnam. All at sea level. Was not too bad. I was 30 something. Now 82. I lived with them for a month. To communicate we spoke Spanish. That was in 1970.

@JohnSmith-ij6ms

2 жыл бұрын

tell us more

Muy bella cultura hay que proteger a los originarios milenarios para que sigan con su destino, después de todo toda América les pertenece. Saludos desde la super milenaria megalitica ciudad de TIAHUANAKU BOLIVIA 🇧🇴.

I am in awe of these indigenous people I love the dresses the women wear

Quechua dialect II and Waiapi in northernmost Brazil are my two favorite Native Languages. I'm doing everything I can in Yeshua's Name to learn and enjoy them! May God bless you Brothers with a continuously Greater Knowledge!

@chaskaabyayala3838

3 жыл бұрын

Quechua is NOT A DIALECT OK dummmy

@porothashawarma2339

2 жыл бұрын

@@chaskaabyayala3838 you misunderstood him

Thank you very much for bringing this far remote people to our eyes. God be with you.

Interesting documentary about Quechuas, thank you Tracks! Although some elements were left behind like their use of coca leaves for example which is part of the Quechua culture.

Andes natives remind me of Tibetan natives

ty n yes these people deserve all the world has to offer n be able to keep their pride n ways

Thank the inca gods, they're still alive in spite of the genocide by the Spanish conquistadors.

@lallen4999

4 жыл бұрын

It's a horror when you look at that genocide by Spaniards, they also did that to Carribeans.

@Nich-ib7xv

4 жыл бұрын

@@lallen4999 Brits also did the genocide in North America and Oceania

@thirstiestvillager9233

3 жыл бұрын

The OG gods, not the gods of newcomers.

Awesome documentary !!! Thank you very, very much.

I am Peruvian, and I had to leave Peru to study overseas, after many many years of leaving in other countries, knowing other cultures, new experiences, only then I started to really understand how rich, how beautiful, and diverse in cultures my country is.

Calming graceful and relaxing to watch this video thank you for contributing

Beautiful place and beautiful people.

I stayed with the Qetucha for a month in 1971. They spoke Spanish with me.

@ukhio

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah you know these videos exaggerate things.

@thirstiestvillager9233

3 жыл бұрын

@@ukhio They usually speak both. Hispanic Americans will usually speak English to strangers of different origin, and Spanish at home. It's the same in parts of Europe. They'll speak Dutch, or Norsk to each other, but English to foreigners.

Wonderful, thank you

casi medio siglo despues, no creo que mucho de esa paz y tranquilidad, aun reinen en esas alturas, que diferente era ver gentes caminando paseando disfrutando sin estar pendientes del celular, creo que me quedo en la epoca del trueque y el kipu, disfrute este documental muy bien explicado y enfocado

Beautiful people

I love this wonderful video abut my culture ; but I wish people how lives there need more opportunities for better life . Thank for who makes this amazing adventure

Memories from 50yrs Have come to mind Peru was then a beautiful place.l visited Several times and wish the best for that people.. For The Lord God gave his life for all people that call on his Name.. Jesus...

I learned I have Peruvian ancestors and I’m here to learn about them. Thank you

Amazing, I learned so much. We hope to visit Peru 🇵🇪 in 2022.

Nice traditional👍️👍️ from 🇳🇵🇳🇵Nepal🇳🇵🇳🇵🙏🙏

Es maravilloso lo que mucho hacían la gente de los Andes es el trueque el intercambio de productos.

cool and interesting

Hard working people and unique way of life very nice 👍 country. 🙏 thanks a lot.

Good culture of these people.

Thank you for share this amazing video.congrsts for your expressions about oír culture. I am sorry if i told angry words .

Es hermoso ver este video y mas hermoso escuchar mi hermosa quechua

Watching this documentary during the Covid-19 Pandemic from beautiful Azusa California 1/20/21

Wow👏👏🎶🎵🎶 I love this vid... Well done Greetings from Lake Titicaca TAWANTINSUYO

They the real real OG of peru

really wonderful. i would so like to see what happened since that time. i think.

beautiful people💖 love from Egypt if they look like japanese why on the map of supercontinent Pangea was no link between south america and Asia, but west africa was attached to east south america

@nevyen149

4 жыл бұрын

Pangea broke apart about 174+ million years before anything which could be called a human walked the Earth. They look (slightly) Asian because their ancestors came from Asia and Siberia.

@athanasiusphilopatorismaxi389

4 жыл бұрын

@@nevyen149 why not settled in Alaska or today's canada like native canadians, why moved all the way down to harsh conditions in the Andean, how could they cross Panama darien gap

@nevyen149

4 жыл бұрын

@@athanasiusphilopatorismaxi389 "...why not settled in Alaska or today's canada like native canadians..." Where do you think the "native Canadians" came from? Some did stay in Alaska and Canada, but when others felt like moving on, they did. They moved on to become the 'native Americans', and every other group of people in the New World. The archaeology and genetic studies prove that humans migrated from Asia and Siberia, some time about 20,000 years or so ago. It's not really a scientific question up for debate any more, the evidence is there. As for "...why moved all the way down to harsh conditions in the Andean...", because they wanted to. You see it as "harsh", but people obviously CAN live there...and do. Besides, there are far more harsh places (the arctic for one) where people are able to survive, and choose to live. They moved there because it was too crowded or too controlled where they had been living, and that was open territory when their ancestors arrived. "...how could they cross Panama darien gap..." Boats. The earliest human sites in the New World are all along the coast line. Further, the dates of the earliest sites are before the ice-free time of the Bering Sea land bridge, similarly suggesting the first migrations were by boat, along the shoreline, where a lot of food resources are available. People only later moved inland to populate the interiors of N. and S. America. Besides, the Darien gap is not the be all-end all barrier it's made out to be. Not only have several groups of people driven it in a variety of Jeeps, Land Rovers and other autos, it's no where near impassible to foot traffic. There were civilizations in that area which built monumental structures, including platform mounds, plazas, paved roads, and stone sculptures. They got around in dugout canoes, made artifacts from jade, gold, and ceramics, and were flourishing until the arrival of the Europeans.

@athanasiusphilopatorismaxi389

4 жыл бұрын

@@nevyen149 thanks for all the info

@nevyen149

3 жыл бұрын

@cat magic I got this...Save your hands for petting kitties.

25:00 I think, this is the sweetest singing ever!

Yo en 2020 recordadando mi infancia dura pero a la vez hermosa

beautiful people

Va mi respeto para esta gente desde Mexico

非常有意思

I love the beautiful colors of their dresses and their pretty hats. All natural and make by themselves, but I don't like that they are already being damaged by the use of plastics (BPA)

🙏 and ❤ to 🇵🇪 from USA Go with God

@alexandergalitevstudentfvh8696

Жыл бұрын

no, leave them alone from your imperialist molestation.

The Mystery still remains.

21:42 Looks like a scene from "The Mano Who Would Be King."

tan interesante, que gente buena

The agriculture method is very closed to Chinese one！

look like himalaya

And I am sure they are often racially abused by Mestizos and Europeans

@marlenyayala7321

3 жыл бұрын

Ofc dude since the Spanish came

@niamtxiv

3 жыл бұрын

The Mestizos would cry indigenous when the conquistadors make fun of them.

@elioponte7554

3 жыл бұрын

I do speak quechua, Spanish, English, now living in new York, but all reminds my childhood. It amassed me to see the film. Thanks.

@jaimexcas

3 жыл бұрын

Are you talking about the "conquista" times or present?

@enkhzayazundui1063

3 жыл бұрын

I wonder if there were no European conquests, how Northern and Southern America would look like today. 🤔 Would be much better life and people.

Qoyllurit'i, It is an original sanctuary of our Inca culture, basically it is a WAK'A (sacred place), then the Catholics painted the Christ on top of the WAKA as a miraculous apparition, and then they built a church on top of it, to confuse all believing people, this is how the Quechua culture has been confused, and this is not the only one, there are many sacred places that did the same. KAUSACHUN QOYLLURIT'I TAYTANCHIS. ( Long live our Lord Qoyllurit'i ).

@spanishmasterpieces5203

5 жыл бұрын

@@SolarFrost its stupid what you say. Were are globalizing the world, so many old costumes vanish today. These people are not original people of 500 years ago. They have also european traditions as you can see in the video. They speak also spanish and they play armonica. The people dont want to live like hundreds years ago.

@Vishnupratap

4 жыл бұрын

@@spanishmasterpieces5203 how blind you are

@robbieabramson7427

4 жыл бұрын

Pomsky Dog My biological father was from Peru he was Native American Andean I was adopted so I don’t know much about my father but except we’re he is from and his name which is one of the must common hispanics first and last names which is miguel aguilar my birth name was Robert Mikey Aguilar which when I was adopted I as changed to Robert Isaac Abramson

@GoogleAccount-ii9sj

4 жыл бұрын

At 49:56 you can see the image on the mountain face

@sashabowers6738

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you for sharing your knowledge. Ancient white people were pretty appalling- the powerful ones anyway. Colonization/missionaries destroyed so much ancient power and wisdom.

Does Simone still live in the village? Was the road he applied for ever built? A follow up documentary would be very interesting to see/watch.

Perú un país andino con muchas diversidades

I've recently found something fascinating. There's an ethnic group in China, the Tu/Monguor (土族), whose traditional clothing looks very similar to that of the Quechua, especially their hats. I believe that, because they are of a Mongolic background, they have a genetic intimacy with the Quecha, since Native Americans' ancestors came from Asia (Particulalry people with Mongolic genetics). Although they each have their own cultures, it is this distant relationship that may be the reason to why their clothing is similar to one another.

@etahnestell7340

5 жыл бұрын

I highly doubt it and the only people of Asia us Natives have any sort of genetic link to is Siberians of Asia. We are not related to Chinese people.

@etahnestell7340

5 жыл бұрын

When people say we come from Asia and all that they misinterpret it. IF we did come from Asia it would be from Siberia not any other part of Asia.

@etchalaco9971

5 жыл бұрын

@@etahnestell7340 There is evidence of Polynesia

@sumlatinkid

3 жыл бұрын

Why wouldn't it be the other way around? That instead of the natives moving from Asia to americas why wouldn't it be americas to Asia. One theory is 'culture' both mongols and natives have similar nomadic, cooperative, spiritual, non-market/money based society. Whereas China and India there was concept of richess acquiring for self. This was alien to mongols and natives (before they mixed) All of americas had this concept from North to South. In Asia it was only the mongols and they were in the minority. That indicates influence from west to east. Not east to west.

@caralhoguy

Жыл бұрын

@@etchalaco9971 yes it’s a good one ☝️

❤

Un saludo desde ecuador.

This video is very educational in showing the fallacy of religion in general. These people were probably better off with their ancient beliefs.

Im 50% Peruvian and proud of it

@bellagreens

4 жыл бұрын

Same! I love my peruvian features and the culture I can be apart of🇵🇪🇵🇪🇵🇪

Wow amazing people their culture look like north africa people

While the MESTIZO majority claim they are the original people - they continue to discriminate the original Native people.

@carboncrowns32

4 жыл бұрын

I bet if you did a blood test on these people, it would show they are of siberian mongolian blood and are not native to America. Shoutout to O blood.

@mixtecjaguar9824

4 жыл бұрын

@@carboncrowns32 sure, that sounds about right...as to scientific indications. However, the unique history these people have, enduring the onslaught brought on by the Europeans (eather in the hands of Anglos or Hispanics) is their experience alone as people that inhabited the earth we now call, "The Americas". Near total annihilation of the native population took place in the Caribbeans, Argentina, California, northern Mexico...

@mixtecjaguar9824

4 жыл бұрын

@Soul _ K1ng Native Americans can trace back to Asia, but are today's Asian (Chinese, Japanese,Korean, Vietnamese, etc..) Native American?

@carboncrowns32

4 жыл бұрын

@Soul _ K1ng Thats one story. And one route to get to the Americas. There were people here when they arrived. They have wall and cave reliefs showing the battles between the two people. PBS did a special on it a few years ago.

@carboncrowns32

4 жыл бұрын

@Soul _ K1ng Im learning as i go along bruh. American history was lied about among the Public through propoganda and socio engineering. There were so many battles on this soil its insane. Its been moors vs templars...aka indians vs cowboys...aka negroes vs wights in These lands for centuries. Ancient. The U.S was literally built on top of Amaruka during the "reconstruction period". This is Societas Republica ea al maurikanos. Amexum. Spain.Mexico.Morocco.Africa.Europe.Cannan.Mauritania. Thats why it bothers me so much when i hear mexicans especially beefing with afro asiatic Americans who we misnomer as black. They are family. Foreigners drew a line in the sand, and like everything else, made a divide in order to seize goods and treasures. The history and real story is so vast, i wouldnt know where to start. -The decalogue found in ohio and nevada. - the inscription of Hano Bey the african phoenician found in Massachusetts. -the ankh cross found toluco Mexico. -the moors sundry act that forced moors to be called black and negro. -the 1924 interacial act that turned indians into the term Negroe. -the naga snake and its connections with Maya,china. India, Arabia,. -the comment made by C.S Rufinesque about the people he encountered in the indigenious in Americas. .... Go and look at the exotic map of the USA.

iyong pagkakatao pag-iisip tunay totoo

This documentary is from the 1970s.... I wonder what its like now...

When was this video taken? In 1970?

They live hapu but theu also need to see and leTn so many things that could make them so happy without changing their culture and life stile

🌞✊

14:47 That 14500 feet above sea level. Many unacclimatized people experince low grade altitude sickness at anyhting higher then around 8500 feet.

What year was this recorded?

The commercials are LOUD!

No tendra mas videos de esta comunidad??????

I mean, back then there was no "Peru"...

@chaskaabyayala3838

3 жыл бұрын

TAWANINTISUYU was and still is for a us the natives! JALLALLA Kollasuyu kontisuyu Antisuyu Ckinchaisuyu JALLALLA 🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪✊

One thing that just a few people know is that there are a lot of white Peruvians of European descent, mainly in Lima, Arequipa, Piura and Pozuzo, i will give you some examples of white Peruvians: Jaime Bayly, our Nobel Mario Vargas Llosa, Sergio Gjurinovic, Manuel Gold, Andrés Wiesse, Olenka Zimmerman, Juliana Oxenford, Claudio Pizarro, and the list is very long.

♥️🇹🇷

@caralhoguy

Жыл бұрын

❤

How cold is it there?? Looks absolutely freezing and they are in sandals omg 😢 they must be used to it i guess but still

@ukhio

4 жыл бұрын

Extremely cold and sun burns the skin

Their clothes texture similar with Montagnard indigenous.

@TheXanian

4 жыл бұрын

They don’t really look like Vietnamese or other SE Asians, but more like Tibetans.

@jacobeksor6088

4 жыл бұрын

TheXanian Montagnard indigenous different than Vietnamese ok Vietnamese stolen their land

Please let them be!who cares nowadays for their religion?its all done for some reason not for their wellbeing. They survived all those centuries believing in their gods and they did well!I find fascinated of those different people on this planet,!wake up THEY want to make us look alike!No we are beautiful and different.

Old video from 70's on military governmente although Quechua culture still resists western influence.

We should be careful not to buy anything advertised on KZread. Our attention should be our own, not randomly taken from us, and the internet should solely belong to us as a community, not a predatory realm for corporations.

@JohnSmith-ij6ms

2 жыл бұрын

smart man

And what about the aymaras? they are indigineous population separated in 4 countries peru, chile, bolivia and aregentina,

Interesting that they use the same word for "hope" in spanish is the same as Quechua. Not sure if the language was modified.