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    Sun and Moon Party: Administraci ÓN Y Negocios

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    The document discusses the Inti Raymi festival in Peru. Inti Raymi, which means "sun and moon party" in Quechua, was an Inca ceremony that honored the sun god Inti during the winter solstice. Today, the festival is still celebrated on June 24th in Sacsayhuaman and involves dancers from Latin America and other parts of the world performing for the celebration. The Inti Raymi symbolizes the values and traditions of the past for Peru's national identity.

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    The document discusses the Inti Raymi festival in Peru. Inti Raymi, which means "sun and moon party" in Quechua, was an Inca ceremony that honored the sun god Inti during the winter solstice. Today, the festival is still celebrated on June 24th in Sacsayhuaman and involves dancers from Latin America and other parts of the world performing for the celebration. The Inti Raymi symbolizes the values and traditions of the past for Peru's national identity.

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    The document discusses the Inti Raymi festival in Peru. Inti Raymi, which means "sun and moon party" in Quechua, was an Inca ceremony that honored the sun god Inti during the winter solstice. Today, the festival is still celebrated on June 24th in Sacsayhuaman and involves dancers from Latin America and other parts of the world performing for the celebration. The Inti Raymi symbolizes the values and traditions of the past for Peru's national identity.

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    The document discusses the Inti Raymi festival in Peru. Inti Raymi, which means "sun and moon party" in Quechua, was an Inca ceremony that honored the sun god Inti during the winter solstice. Today, the festival is still celebrated on June 24th in Sacsayhuaman and involves dancers from Latin America and other parts of the world performing for the celebration. The Inti Raymi symbolizes the values and traditions of the past for Peru's national identity.

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    ADMINISTRACI

    N
    Y NEGOCIOS

    Sun and moon party


    Per

    NOMBRE: Alvaro Santos Ulloa


    CARRERA: Ingeniera agrcola.
    ASIGNATURA: Ingles.
    PROFESOR: Heidi Mosler.

    INTRODUCTION:
    Inti Raymi (In Quechua sun and moon party), formerly called
    Wawa Inti Raymi (celebration child sun), was an Inca and Andean
    ceremony in honor of Inti (the sun god), each winter solstice was
    made (24 June in the southern hemisphere). The current
    inhabitants of the Andean countries, with the presence of national
    and foreign visitors, continue to carry out this tradition, now
    considered a ceremony attractions.

    SUN AND MOON PARTY


    SUN AND MOON PARTY in Quechua language means: Inti Raymi
    killa; It is the first International Festival of folk dance with a partner,
    organized and held in Lima-Peru annually.
    It was the most important religious holiday during the time of the
    Incas. Until today it stills representing every June 24th in the
    architectural complex of Sacsayhuaman.
    Currently the Inti Raymi is a play, but also one of the most
    evocative traditional manifestations of their national identity
    because it symbolizes the values and memories of the past.
    Each year, in the city of Lima; Innovation and tradition merge with
    the staging of an amazing show, with dancers from different
    countries of Latin America and the world, with more than 50 artists
    on stage.
    To the beat of the music airs, delegates of its four parading with
    typical clothing, while ustas, pallas, and coyas progress in rolling
    columns. Suddenly the Inca lets himself seen, carried on a litter
    and accompanied by an entourage of dried apricots and other
    dignitaries who walk respectable distance from him.
    While the pututus sound, bugles and flutes, the Inca stands, he
    extends his arms towards the horizon and pays tribute to Inti by
    raising two large gold vessels filled with chicha.

    CONCLUSION:
    The Inti Raymi still is celebrated like syncretic rite in many Andean
    communities. In the inter - Andean northern alley Ecuador , for
    example , the set of related festivities spanning the entire month of
    June and part of July , having each city its own rites and customs,
    and becoming paralyzed daily life as a result of celebrations ,
    taking the avenues night and day.

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