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K'aperos of Huancané in festive procession 02

2025 · Huancané, Puno, Perú

The k'aperos of Huancané are a satirical highland dance that depicts everyday scenes with humor and social criticism. The photograph shows the k'aperos parading through the streets of Huancané during the Santísima Cruz festivity on 3 May.

Date: 2025
Place: Huancané, Puno, Perú
People: Abelchristian111 (photography)
In the encyclopedia: Puno (música) ↗Dance ↗
Collection: Sikuri Sumaq Taqi
Format: JPEG / WebP / AVIF
Licence: CC BY-SA 4.0
Credit: Abelchristian111
Source: commons.wikimedia.org ↗
No.: EFMA·IMG·0439

See in the encyclopedia: Puno (música)

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