Celebración del Día Internacional de los Pueblos Indígenas en la Plaza San Francisco, La Paz el 9 de Agosto 2012.
Fotos: Kathrine Dalsgaard
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La Paz, bolivia
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National day for indigenous people?
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Yes… the indigenous population in Bolivia (as well as in Peru), is quite large, and they’ve gained a lot of respect with time… This is a day to celebrate and honor their original culture. Similar thing happens in Brazil, when the national day of celebration (of the indigenous culture) is April 19th. I had a post about that, when we were back in Brazil, about the Fulni-ô tribe…. :o) Lots of learning, right? It’s the goal! Thanks Gilly, for stopping by, and for your interest! 😮
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