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What insania!

I'm asleep they come!

It is with pleasure that I present the site queinsania . This is a bunch of kids in Lima, who make occasional humorous short films. It's amateur "hecho en casa " but there is inspiration, humor and even puns ^ ^. And above all, everything happens in Lima, which allows you to see the city from within, by its youth. The humor of Peru is quite understandable that understands the language, especially since they make a lot of parodies of TV shows. In the videos are, for example:

- The decision Final : what happens there in the head of a young father who's request accounts of a morrow evening too watered?

- A prueba de nada: San Borja . I do not know the show parodied, but the concept of man dropped into hostile territory and must cope. So our hero abandoned in the heart of San Borja, a posh residential neighborhood of Lima street names that change, other both ways, can not find a taxi ... Only way out: join the Javier Prado, Lima broad avenue that runs through from east to west. It therefore follows his adventures in San Borja, interspersed with practical advice and voiceover style "Man vs.. Wild".

The hero: "We must be extremely careful at this intersection where the avenue crosses herself!" Indeed, Avenida San Borja north meeting ... Avenida San Borja north. Surrealism of urban organization. Voiceover: "In 1948, lost a couple came to this crossroads. The total confusion led them to eat each other."

- Dance the fireplace, which dates from last Christmas: filmed on a terrace with all the quality clip of cumbia (that say) 's is a nice merengue gently ribald where Santa Claus a goblin green and Rodolfo reindeer sway their hips in rhythm. A note in the words of the elf, glaring truth that is found in any Peruvian CV: "I am a proactive worker, I am the ideals of the company, I like to meet new challenges, I control ; Windows, Office, Internet ... "

short: it's stupid, but funny. Aprovechen!

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Petit interlude of national unity and cerveza Cristal!

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In Ezequiel Arce La familia con su cosecha dads

Since speaks of Martin Chambi, here Ezequiel Arce's family and his crop of potatoes , photo taken in Cuzco in 1939.

This picture is shown in Paris in the subway station ... Parmentier and was also part of the illustrations of the International Year of the Potato, decreed by the UN in 2008 at the request of Peru. IYP (International Year of Potato, of course) was to show the importance of potatoes in the food world: nourishing and easy to grow, they are not traded on world markets, unlike cereals, and are therefore less subject to financial fluctuations. It is impossible to overstate the contribution of the potato to the food sovereignty of developing countries. Proof of its strategic importance, the leading producer is now China!

In this memorable year passed unnoticed in developed countries, it remains the site potato2008.org which has full information about this exciting tuber. And beautiful photos Andean potatoes, extremely varied. In the series

potato, I ask:
- The news in potatoes, blog linked to the world and very enjoyable to watch;

- Mr. Potato Head, the protagonist of the three Toy Story ;
- Quebec expressions do potato, which means fail, miss a shot, failing to stand in boiling water ... ; be out to lunch : to be in error / exit road and not drop the potato : persevere.

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Sumaq Suma, Peru to Paris!

I'm over from celebrations in Paris around the 120th anniversary of the French Alliance of Lima, which we already see the dawn posters on the walls of Paris, which will take place from September 23 to 30 October.

"Peru will be able to give an overview of his greatest talents of the moment in this cycle Alliances resonance, Suma Sumaq, Peru in Paris. From 23 September to 29 October will be presented artists Peru, the best known abroad and who accompanied the French Alliance of Lima in recent years. It contains musicians Susana Baca , The Machete and Javier Echecopar, the circus troupe The Tarumba, the work of Alberto Quintanilla, two young photographers Morfi Jimenez Mercado and Conrado Aguilar and fashion designer Naty Muñoz. Two round tables co-organized with the IFEA (French Institute of Andean Studies) are also scheduled. All these events will take place in different places of Paris. "

The program is available here , with lots of beautiful things.

I've spotted a roundtable on " The Conquest of the Inca Empire " to the Picture Gallery in Paris, October 13 to 19h (entry free, reservation 01 42 68 81 07 or servicedespublics@pinacotheque.com). With Bernard Lavallée, Patrice Lecoq and Carmen Bernand in speakers, it was dug up among the best French specialists. ... Besides, he is Bernard's son Daniele Lavallée?

From October 15 to November 13, exhibition of photographic works Morfi Jimenez Mercado and Conrado Aguilar, Gallery Talmart, 22 rue du Cloitre Saint Meri 75004 Paris (entrance free). The first is a 34 year old photographer who took pictures timeless mixture of traditions, memories and modern ... A nice preview on his website: http://www.morfijimenezmercado.com

And finally, the highlight of the festivities: two concerts Susana Baca September 30 and October 1 at 20:30. It pays this time, see program. Susana Baca is the Afro-Peruvian singer the best known, it has also been decorated by France in the Order of Arts and Letters. Afro-Peruvian music part of popular culture on the coast of Peru, and is easily recognized because of its cajon: is a wooden box on which it sits and is the percussion, typical music and Afro-Peruvian Creole. small demonstration with Samba Malato , Susana Baca:

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The archangels of the Viceroyalty of Peru Felices Fiestas

Over time, memories fade Peru. The sounds and smells of the street, national pride, especially if the focus, moving away a little, while other images or other symbols to represent take over this country and its history.
Something that, for me, is deeply Peru, more than Lake Titicaca, llamas or Pisco are the archangels. Relatively little presence in Western art, archangels have been, instead, a real fascination in the Viceroyalty of Peru, especially in the seventeenth and eighteenth century.

Among the different types, the archangel carrying musket is the ultimate . The musket was a firearm used by very conquistadors. Its representation in painting (while in Europe represented archangels are usually a sword) is an American creation. It probably inspired prints infantry military treaties that circulated in the new world.

The feast of St. Michael , boss of the archangels, was the only day when the Indians were allowed to carry weapons: they marched, dressed as angels as soldiers. A failed attempt uprising in 1750, also planned to take advantage of this holiday, since the Indians had access to arsenals from the previous day.

Enthusiasm for the archangels is mainly due to conditions of evangelization of the New World. Archangels lead the heavenly host, which is based on the outcome of the final battle between good and evil. They also represent the natural phenomena, stars and planets, and probably were grafted on indigenous beliefs by this personification. Another explanation is that the Society of Jesus, founded in 1540 and active in Peru from 1568, an order was too new to have already its own saints: the Jesuits they dedicated their churches so St. Peter, St. Paul, Our Lady of Loreto and Saint Michel. Brotherhoods natives were involved in the management of churches so there was a brotherhood under the protection of the Archangel Michael in Lima, which was able to play.

In Peru today, you can still find reproductions of paintings of archangels in many homes. And for the costume parade tests Interfacultades 2008 at PUCP, entitled "Angels and Demons", the procession was led by the Humanities ... a musket to archangel.

-All these tables are those of the National Museum of Archaeology, Anthropology and History of Peru -