THE CARNIVAL IN PERU - A CULTURE YOU WOULD LIKE TO KNOW - HD PHOTOGRAPHS

The Ayacucho Carnival is a celebration of the Peruvian Culture held in the city of Ayacucho celebrated in the month of February or March according to the calendar for about 3 days, which was declared as Cultural Heritage of the Nation.

The carnival of Ayacucho - PERU, is an Andean carnival that is known for its origin, which is associated with the nativity of the earth for its natural essences, which, in turn, has great importance in humanity. It is the world's largest famous of the Andes as its music that is very cheerful and special. We can say that the Spaniards, as a political technique in ideology, which accustoms to placing the Andean celebration, as the Western religious, is what we call cultural syncretism.

The Ayacucho Carnival is celebrated for 3 days, said days in which the streets are mostly taken, as the rural and urban places is where the city fills with many colors and gases in all the zones of the city, especially if in the central areas where comparsas gather in greater quantity, at the same time that the "corta Montes" are celebrated in all the neighborhoods of the city. And they are established in this way: On the first day of the Ayacucho Carnival, it begins with the entrance of the "Ño Carnavalón" to the town square.

After the entrance of the "Ño Carnavalón", the urban areas then enter the square, singing and dancing with great enthusiasm before the eyes of thousands of civilians gathered for this festivity; as the comparsas are leaving, the areas that now not only from the center, but from the whole city, are filled with these comparsas, which will dance and sing until the wee hours of the night, listening to the joy of the whole city that they carry in their walk.

Already on the second day they hold a meeting of more comparsas throughout the city, they dance and sing between serpentines and talc, between songs in Quechua and Spanish. The "Ño Carnavalón" this day does not leave the city, this day is the comparsas.

On the last big day, the unforgiving groups are still dancing and the "corta montates" at night will continue, but this day is marked by the burning of the "Ño Carnavalón". Which is burned in the city square which is in sight of all civilians and tourists who are at that time, surrounded by groups. This day both children and young people seek to dismiss the Ayacucho Carnival in style, there is no shortage in the streets families playing with their balloons full of water, or their buckets of paint, groups dance and sing loudly for the last time in the year; and the "corta monte"

The said groups, of this famous, go out in an organized manner by a supervisor who goes ahead of the groups, who go singing and dancing in the areas of the city with the typical musical instruments. Their clothing or clothing is made up of costumes of different types of colorful dresses, highlighting among them, the typical costume of Huamanga.