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Peruvian culture

Trujillo’s Spring Festival: A Great Celebration Of Northern Peru

Trujillo's Spring Festival proves this incredible city has something for everyone: history, dance, beaches, and tradition.Northern Peru is blessed with eternal spring—in fact, the...

The Origins and Meanings of Peruvian Names

Uncover the meaning of common Peruvian names such as Martinez and Ferrera, and why indigenous names have only recently been recognized by Peru's registrar.

Patricia Alor, COVID-19 and the Rebirth of Madre Patria

Influenced by the illustrated chronicles of Felipe Guaman Poma de Ayala, Patricia Alor once again uses her Madre Patria image to reflect the chaos and unmet needs brought on by the current pandemic.

The Spirited History of Peru’s Pisco Sour

Nearly a century since the creation of Peru's Pisco Sour, the origin of this esteemed and frothy cocktail continues to spark international interest.

5 Things to Know About Peruvian Poet Cesar Vallejo

Amongst the greatest poets in Latin America is Cesar Vallejo, a Peruvian poet and thinker known for his innovative style.

The Cultural Art of Social Distancing

Societies around the world have eased into social distancing. Are the various reactions—from nonchalant to innovative—telling of a culture?

All About Peruvian Aji Peppers

Versatile, spicy (and some not so spicy), Peruvian aji peppers are the flavor base to many popular and traditional dishes. Learn all about this essential Peruvian ingredient here.

Afro-Peruvian Cultural Dances Recognized by UNESCO (VIDEOS)

Two dances from Chincha are the first expressions of Afro-Peruvian culture to be recognized by UNESCO as Intangible Cultural Heritage by UNESCO.