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Where else besides Machu Picchu should Peru enlist the help of stars like Susan Sarandon?
Susan Sarandon added a big dose of Hollywood sparkle last week to the reopening ceremony of Peru’s crown jewel, Machu Picchu. Peru would be well served to apply such Tinsel Town treatment to its other historic attractions. Against the iconic backdrop of Inca Pachacuti’s 15th century citadel, the Academy Award winning actress posed with Andean [...]
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Tijeras – The Scissors Dance
This acrobatic dance is performed in the southern and central highlands of Peru in Ayacucho, Apurimac and especially in Huancavelica. It’s also performed at peñas, or dance halls like Las Brisas de Titicaca in Lima. Two male dancers face off to outdo each other in performing a series of leaps, flips, flops and spins, all [...]
Also posted in Art & Culture, Central Highlands, Lima, Peruvian Dances Tagged Folk dance in Peru, Peruvian dance, Peruvian folk dance, traditional dance Leave a comment
Sept. 8 presentation on progress of new Scissor Dance documentary