Saturday, December 26, 2009

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The province Huaylía

THE HUAYLÍA

ESTAMPA FOLK OF THE PROVINCE OF Antabamba (Apurimac-PERU)

CULTURAL HERITAGE OF THE NATION THAT THE WORLD SHOULD KNOW


(The gallantry, elegance, strength and color of the Huaylía Vito)

province Antabamba Apurimac Department, has seven districts: Antabamba (Capital Region), Huaquirca, Juan Espinoza Medrano, El Oro, Pachaconas, Totora Sabayno and Oropeza. In all the peoples of these seven districts of the province, without exception, they sing and dance the HUAYLÍA from 23 to 28 December each year, with the main day on 25 March. The HUAYLÍA, held in commemoration of Christmas for the birth of Jesus is the best festival in the province ancestral Antabamba. Each town (Antabamba, Vito, Sabayno, Antilla, Mollebamba, Silco, Calcauso, Matara, Totora Oropeza, Huaquirca, etc.) Has its own style Huaylía mainly characterized in terms of costumes, dance, choreography and music tones and songs.

(The dramatic style of Sabayno Huaylía thereof in the city of Lima. Source of photo: antabambatierradetradiciones.blogspot.com).

In each of the communities Antabamba province, the Huaylía is in charge of several stewards (cargontes / Devotional) that in some years and sometimes people come up to 6 or 8. Each devotional should form a troop composed of 80, 100, 150 or 200 pastors and dancers located in two rows to be led by experienced pastors called truenadores or guiding and led by pastors and other prominent spots (aliznas) who lead the ranks of pastors. Also each troop must have two, three, four or five Guiders (experienced singers) accompanied by a violin.

(The imposing Huaylía Antabamba district in the Plaza de Armas of Antabamba. Source of photo: antonioac.blogspot.es.bmp)

Each pastor, that is, each dancer (see photo) is made costumes or face masks, exquisite peacock feather placed on the hats or mats, fine kerchief of stylish colors , ties, pants ride (the horse), footwear with wide bands of fabric that cover the legs or resistant special boots, ornate and colorful wide belts, long scarves and every pastor elegantly worked with of whips and whips made especially for the occasion .

Women play an important role in each troop. Armed with typical colorful costumes (see photos) single out the very personal style of each village Huaylía. Without the enthusiastic participation of these, the Huaylía not have all the splendor it has.

(The characteristic style of Mollebamba Huaylía in the Plaza Mayor of Lima. Source of photo: aprurimacglobal, blogspot.com)

The procession is spectacular in every community in the province of Antabamba. December 25, Christmas Day universal, takes place where the route of the procession from the Church and continues through the main square and town streets, with the main character to newborn Jesus being charged for each devotional in elegant finely crafted wooden cots and covered with colorful blankets. All troops must simultaneously participate in the procession. Bástese imagine the uproar that offers spectacular when you are 4, 6 or 8 troops simultaneously in the procession of the Infant Jesus, tinged with the distinctive smell of incense.

(The conquest Huaylía Lima. Pastores de Vito in the Plaza de Armas de Lima. Source: Apurimac, poverty and wealth)

The conquest Huaylía Lima

So important is the Huaylía in all towns of the province that has conquered Antabamba Lima, capital of Peru. Indeed. An immense amount of antabambinos, ie, of antachos, Viteri, Matarín, huaquirquinos, mollebambinos, sabayninos, silqueños, pachaconeños, antillinos, etc, etc. Lima residents have managed to impose in the big city Huaylía Capital. Since many years ago, has won Huaylía churches, streets, plazas and local Lima. Every Sunday of the month of December and part of January (Bajada de Reyes) each year, including holidays, 8 and 25 and January 1 is performed n Huaylía organized by the regional bodies of residents in Lima Antabamba , pleasantly surprised to Lima and tourists. We remember with gratitude and joy, for example, when former Mayor of Lima, Mr. Alberto Andrade Carmona, danced and sang the Huaylía, wearing a hat and feathers.

(pictured, Truenador showing the typical dress of the Huaylía. Sunday Espinoza Herrera, one of the leading exponents of Huaylía Vito)

The Huaylía is declared as National Cultural Heritage by the Institute Culture National

The best evidence of the importance of the Huaylía is that the National Institute of Culture (INC) was declared as National Cultural Heritage to Huaylía. In INC Web page appears the following: The INC "declares the National Cultural Heritage to Huaylía, dance in the province of Antabamba, Apurimac region, the same as celebrating the Christmas party is the religious tradition of the merger English and Quechua culture in which we can see the Andean fervor attached to the splendor, agility, bravery, strength and rhythm of the steps up to 23 styles of hundreds of pastors of the people of that province. The recognition of Huaylía Cultural Heritage of the Nation is through Supreme Resolution N º 116/INC-2004 of February 11, 2004. " The

Mr. Teofilo Ccahuancama Mendoza, past president of the ex-APA (Provincial Association of Antabamba) has played a major role for the Antabamba Huaylía be declared a National Cultural Heritage. Recognition for her and those who have made this important declaration that enhances and promotes the benefits of tourism in the province Antabamba.

Following is the INC texts related to the topic of Cultural Heritage of the Nation.

CULTURAL HERITAGE OF THE NATION THE HUAYLÍA
Antabamba: CULTURAL HERITAGE OF THE NATION

(Source: http://www.inc.gob.pe/serv8.shtml - National Institute of Culture)

When we speak of heritage, we refer to the legacy of tangible and intangible assets that our fathers and forefathers have left us along history. These are goods that help us to forge an identity as a nation and allow us to know who we are and where we come, achieving better development as individuals within society.

All people are part of a family but we are, at the same time, members of a community, a region of a country. In the same way we inherit material goods and family traditions, we also received the legacy of culture that characterizes the society in which we grow and develop. These distinctive features we have in common such as language, religion, customs, values, creativity, history, dance and music are cultural events that allow us to identify with us and feel that we are part of a particular community and not otherwise. This heritage is the collective cultural heritage.

cultural heritage of Peru is comprised of all the tangible and intangible, for its historical, archaeological, artistic, architectural, paleontological, ethnological, documentary, literary, scientific or technical have a significant importance to the identity and permanence of the nation over time. It is by this that these assets require protection and special defense, so they can be enjoyed, valued and properly utilized by all citizens and passed on the best way for our future generations.

following website SEE RELATED TO THE PROVINCE HUAYLIA Antabamba

www. nicosuarezguerrero.blogspot.com /
www. ialsnico.blogspot.com /
www. Apurimacglobal.blogspot.com/2009/11/revuelta-en-abancay.html
www.antonioac.blogspot.es.bmp

YouTube Also see images of different styles Huaylía Antabamba province (Huaylía Antabamba). In particular to see videos of unmistakable style Huyalía VITO Vito Huaylía recommended on YouTube, sponsored by the Ing Sonia Yucra Zela.

Wednesday, September 30, 2009

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Antabamba Apurímac Products

AFRUVA sent 2.6 tons of avocado strong market in Lima. In March the second shipment is for export


apurimeño Pride. Gradually abanquina avocado production begins to show in the demanding domestic market with the recent placement of 2.6 tons (2,600 kilograms) of Avocado variety Fuerte. "

This first shipment promoted by the Fruit Growers Association Abancay Valley (AFRUVA) is part of a larger package of 30 tonnes to be covered every two weeks to complete the order requested.

should be noted that the lot is for a chain of supermarkets in the capital of the Republic. The president of the AFRUVA, Valdeiglesias Sulcahuamán Servando said that the cost of avocado farm setting is S /. 1.50 per kilo, and in the Lima market will be quoted at 2.30 soles, costs favor local producers. The company in charge of marketing is ORBEAGIO SAC., A firm that has signed an agreement with the association.

Currently in the valley of Abancay being planted about 200 acres of avocado varieties Fuerte and Hass, of which 80 hectares are already in production. On the other hand, the next installment of avocado "Hass" to be directed to the export market is scheduled for April. The AFRUVA deliver 10 tons of that variety is the cost per kilogram of a dollar.

The SAC will Laran processing the company responsible for marketing and placement of this variety, high price in the American and European markets.

(Source: Text and image: Website of the Regional Government of Apurimac: http://www.regionapurimac.gob.pe/ )

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VITO A great work

At last! A GREAT WORK IN THE TOWN OF VITO

Ccasccañe The irrigation canal - Imay was a yearning for several generations


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Vito

was a holiday to mark the start of irrigation Ccasccañe-Imay, an act that was attended by regional president David Salazar. With enthusiasm and welcome the people of the community of Vito, located in the district of Juan Espinosa Medrano in the province of Antabamba, attended the ceremony to mark the start of one of the most cherished works, Irrigation Ccasccañe - Imay , an act that was specially invited regional president David Salazar Morote.

This project has funding of more than 886 000 suns from the Apurimac and Regional Government under an agreement will be executed by the municipality of Juan Espinosa Medrano. This is a work that directly benefit many families in the area, who are mostly engaged in agriculture as the main source of their activities.

During the ceremony of laying the foundation stone of the work, the district mayor, Miraya Spirit Mendoza, president of the community of Juan Dionicio Zela Anamaría Vito, and the management committee chairman Demetrio Llacta Anamaría, were expressions of gratitude and appreciation to President David Salazar, who in turn reiterated the commitment of the Regional Government to target resources to remote communities, particularly to improve conditions life for residents.

He said the regional government prioritizes the improvement of educational and health infrastructure in the area of \u200b\u200bthe province of Antabamba and more roads that will allow integration with the Arequipa region. (Pictured is Mr. Dionicio Zela Anamaría and Mr Demetrio Llacta Anamaría, leaders of the peasant community of Vito, with the President of the Region of Apurimac)

(Source: Website of the Regional Government Apurimac: www.regionapurimac.gob.pe/ )

Wednesday, August 12, 2009

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Club Industry Department Apurimac Apurimac

DEPARTMENTAL CLUB APURIMAC

Avenida Brasil N º 259 - Lima

Club Departamental Apurimac
is a regional institution comprising apurimeños (or friends of Apurimac) members residing in Lima . Its headquarters is located at Avenida Brasil No. 259, one block from Plaza Bolognesi, Lima. Telephone: 424 3916. Email: clubapurimac@hotmail.com


Apurímac Club has spacious rooms available to Club members, adnexal institutions, district and provincial department of Apurimac and any other person or entity. Club environments are used for meetings, assemblies, seminars, conferences, institutional anniversaries, birthdays, weddings, receptions, entertainment, exhibitions, etc. The Club rooms have toilet facilities for men and women located in the Main Hall and the General Chamber, janitorial services, vehicle monitoring service and lounge (reception).


Current Club Board of Directors for 2009-2011 Apurimac Department
Pictured Colonel PNP (r) Jaime Román Pimentel (left), current President of the Club Departamental Apurimac, swears in members of its Board of Directors.



Board:
Chairman: PNP Col. (r) Jaime Román Pimentel (Aymara).

Vice President: César Bedoya Castillo
Prosecutor: Camilo Nino de Guzman Almanza
Secretary General: Néstor Contreras
Pro Tower Secretary: Mauro Salazar
Chipana Treasurer: Pro
Guido Benavides Silva Treasurer: Enrique Trujillo Hurtado
Education and Culture: Luis Castañeda Pinto
Women's Affairs: Irma Trujillo Hurrtado
Public Relations: Falcon Ocampo Barnabas
Tourism, Folklore and Handicrafts: Alberto Niño de Guzmán Feijo
Sports & Recreation: Víctor Alarcón Contreras

Members: Percy Salcedo


Jesus Miranda Zúñiga Paredes Carrasco

Melanio Mitma
Francisco Briceño Reynaldo Casquin Calluchi
Rodolfo Espinoza Soto Juan Pablo Bedoya
Leo Contreras

Rating Board

Casaverde Meliton Salas Samanez Rio
Darcy Maria Luisa Ocampo
Fano Vargas

Audit Commission


Luis Patiño Rafael Román Román
Fernando Pinto Espinoza Bravo Sixto

Torreblanca Jorge Solórzano Acuña Maldonado Oscar Elias Ocampo Trujillo



Ex COUNCIL CLUB EXECUTIVE 2007-2009 DEPARTMENTAL APURIMAC


In the photo, Dr. Alfredo Altamirano Lamb, a prominent doctor urologist, Club President Apurimac Department, 2007-2009,






President: Dr. Alfredo Altamirano Cordero (Andahuaylas). Vice

Presdiente: Tulio Gonzalez Rivero (Abancay)
Attorney: Jorge Leon Rivas (Andahuaylas)
Secretary General: Hugo Cárdenas Jerí (Andahuaylas)
Pro Secretary: Carmela González del Solar (Andahuaylas)
Treasurer: Guido Silva Benavides (Aymaraes )
Education and Culture: Víctor Agüero Jurado (Andahuaylas)
Women's Affairs: George Ochoa de la Colina (Abancay)
Public Relations: Modesta Libo Yogi (Abancay)
Tourism, Folklore and Handicrafts: Nilda Grgicevic Velarde (Abancay)
Sports & Recreation: Cesar Hernandez Espinoza (Andahuaylas)
Members:
Casaverde Rio
Milvio (Abancay)
Stewart Jorge Quintana (Andahuaylas)
Nemesio Herrera Espinoza (Antabamba) Garay Nilda
Bell (Aymara)
Américo Oliveira Llerena (Cotabambas)

Last Past Presidents Club Departamental Apurimac
The Col. PNP (r) John Fischer Ascarza (center), President of the Club Departamental Apurimac 2005-2007, flanked by outstanding teachers, real teachers, Apurimac






Past Departamental Apurimac Presidents Club. From left to right: Admiral (r) Hugo Ramirez Canaval, the prominent businessman Mr. Darcy Chambers apurimeño Samanez, Col (r) Jaime Román PNP (current President), Ms. Maria Luisa Ocampo Vargas Fano (wife of the founder of Club Mr. Américo Vargas Fano) and the General (r) Julio Pinto Samanez PNP.






Ms. Contreras Carolina Contreras, Secretary of the Club Departamental Apurimac, with many years of service, has earned the trust and appreciation of the leaders as well as members of the Club.

Tuesday, August 11, 2009

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Apurímac beer exported from coca base



Journal 03/01/1909 The Republic


Company EIRL Peruvian Brewery, based in Andahuaylas (Apurimac), plans to export beer made from coca leaf marked "Apu" to countries like China and South Africa, announced the manager of the company, Ahmed Alarcón.

Currently, this product is sold in the cities of Cusco, Andahuaylas and parts of Lima, arousing great interest in foreign tourists, he said.


indicated that Peruvian Brewery also sells exotic beers made from purple corn, maca, coffee, anise, chamomile, peppermint, plantain, among other varieties. The alcohol content of these products varies from three to five degrees, he said.


While acknowledging "the psychology of the people can not conceive that there are many varieties," said the beer produced from leaf is the most popular among tourists, "which is appreciated and better pay."


said that a box of 24 units of 310 milliliters each, costs 150 soles in the domestic market, ranging in price for each beer from a suggested amount of eight to 20 soles, according to the place of sale.


"In Machu Picchu Pueblo sell up to 20 soles," he said.


Alarcon said the product's potential for being the coca leaf known worldwide and at the same time highlighted the preference shown by visitors from China.


usually come in groups to the supermarkets of Cusco and each takes about four bottles. The disappear from the store, "he said.


"Fortunately, China is a country where coca leaf is acceptance and its derivatives can easily enter. In the United States hinder us, "he said.


The employer pointed out that currently efforts are made to sell off the product from this year in supermarkets in Lima and countries like China.


"This year we export at least a few batches to different parts of the world as South Africa, Argentina, Venezuela, countries of Asia, including China, which has a market of over one billion, "he declared, adding that they could also sell other types of beer gradually, as made with purple corn.


explained that the products sold by Peruvian Brewery are produced in a plant located in Andahuaylas, belonging to the family Alarcón, valued at more than $ 250 000 and a monthly production capacity of 15 000 boxes.

also emphasized the properties of coca base beer. "It's energizing, it puts batteries. It has the same virtues that the coca leaf: I removed hunger, thirst and multivitamin. It's a real natural pharmacy, "he said.


Finally, he explained that "Apu", the brand name, meaning God, power and wealth in Quechua. "It's a magic word to the Incas themselves," he concluded.

Source: http://holismoplanetario.wordpress.com/2009/03/04/peruexportaran-desde-apurimac-cerveza-a-base-de-hoja-de-coca/ .

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José María Arguedas in Andahuaylas

The transfer of a cultural hero to Andahuaylas

El Comercio, July 26, 2009

Eng Marcial Gutiérrez Ludeman, managed the transfer of the remains of the great apurimeño

Pilgrimage. mid 2004, the body of José María Arguedas was transferred to his native Andahuaylas. The fact originated opinions, but in fact it was proven the enormous affection and gratitude of thousands of villagers to the figure of the writer.
rested elsewhere, although the will of José María Arguedas was that his remains repose in Andahuaylas, the town where he was born. (Picture: www.perutoptours.com/index03an_jose_maria_arg ... )

The idea of \u200b\u200btaking them to their land gained strength. There were opponents and supporters. For four years, from 2000 to 2004, steps were taken in all instances. It went to the National Institute of Culture (INC), the Ministry of Health, Public Welfare of Lima and a long list of institutions.


Until the day arrived. The body of Jose Maria Arguedas left Lima headed for Andahuaylas. Two vehicles made the trip in a coffin was in the other, those who did their desire to rest forever under the sky of Andahuaylas. Three days was the trip along the route: Huancayo, Ayacucho, Andahuaylas. Marcial Gutierrez Ludeman, president of the Provincial Club Andahuaylas charge of all this effort, says, "it was not easy, until we began trials."

MASS RECEPTION
The remains of Jose Maria Arguedas reached Andahuaylas the June 29, 2004. The reception was crowded. Now rests at the foot of his monument on Avenida Martinelli.
On the subject, the writer Alonso Cueto wrote: "In 2004, the writer's corpse was unearthed from a cemetery Andahuaylas Lima and carried by a group of people of their homeland. For several days the entire population of Andahuaylas paraded in front of the coffin. School children recited pages of his books. The residents sang along to his statue. At that time there was only a writer who revered the Andahuaylas. He was a saint or, more accurately, a cultural hero. It was he who had imagined a better world for all. He had sought a different language, a language that integrate into the world while maintaining its identity Quechua. "
The Movement Arts All of which are managers and painters Alejandro Antonio Galindo, among others, organizes annual meetings in Andahuaylas art. In tandem with the shipment, the municipality has allocated Andahuaylas an acre of land to raise Arguedas Museum, dedicated to the cultural hero who speaks Cueto.


ANDAHUAYLAS SHAPES AND COLORS

Among
art sculptures and paintings, added over a hundred voluntary contributions of many Peruvian artists for the project of the Museum of Fine Arts of Peru José María Arguedas, in Andahuaylas, ground great writer. As a growing city, Andahuaylas need to be inserted in artistic and cultural activities that yield information to enrich pictorial Peruvian plastic eyes, criteria, actions, feelings, perceptions that the benefit of our human condition and the increasingly urgent strengthening of our identity .
Within this cross-motivation and contribution to the realization of the museum José María Arguedas, 10, opened last July in Lima, at the headquarters of the University of Technology, the group show "Llaqtayrayku" (For my land) with the participation of many painters, sculptors, photographers and musicians. The exhibition is open until April 14, 2010 at Av Petit Thouars 195.

Source: http://www.elcomercio.com.pe/impresa/notas/traslado-heroe-cultural/

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New Law

Published: Thursday, May 21, 2009
Act enact Departmental Clubs, Provincial and District Law No. 29363

President of the Republic, Alan García Pérez, promulgated in the Government Palace Departmental Clubs Act, Provincial and District, which provides building activities and dissemination of cultural events held by these organizations are exempt from impuestos.La signing ceremony was held at the Courtyard Honor of the Government Palace and was attended by representatives of departmental and provincial clubs in different parts of the country.

In his speech, Bush highlighted the work and efforts of these social organizations to maintain existing cultural manifestations of their respective regiones.Recordó, for example, that more than 80 percent of the inhabitants of Lima parochial descends.

The law, approved in advance by Congress, states that the activities of preservation, dissemination and creation of cultural expressions and folklore, as well as social and sporting clubs are organized, are unaffected by tax . This benefit applies where cultural activities are not permanent, are appropriately scheduled and be in line with its aims and objectives.

also provides property tax exemption from departmental club, provincial and district established under law, provided that the property be allocated to their specific institutional goals. By rule, states that the Departmental Clubs Association of Peru (ACDP) organize and lead the House of Peruanidad, showcasing permanent national art forms. For this, the National Institute of Culture shall issue the corresponding regulations to facilitate the use of local state-owned for that purpose.

The law also directs the ACDP, based in Lima, the permanent dissemination of genuine expressions of Peruvians, with the aim of contributing to the affirmation of citizenship and the development of values \u200b\u200bthat shape it. qualifying clubs promotional standards must have legal and valid, a minimum of two years of institutional activity tested by the National Institute of Culture, published in December each year, its calendar of activities for the next year, and provide tourist information services their people's cultural reference.

They shall also provide updated information on projects of economic and social development of his constituency, as well as organize activities for the conservation, development and dissemination of cultural expressions of its peoples.

Source: http://www.rpp.com.pe/2009-05-21-promulgan-ley-de-clubes-departamentales-provinciales-y-distritales-noticia_182865 .