Chukus de Canas. Mito, Color y Danza en los Andes
The Chukus de Canas are one of the most important traditional Andean celebrations due to their symbolic significance. They perform only during Carnival, donning their impressive costumes and gathering in the small towns of the highland provinces at this time. This celebration is also linked to the agricultural cycle, as this period is critical for the ripening of crops grown in the region.
The Chukus de Canas are one of the most important traditional Andean celebrations due to their symbolic significance. They perform only during Carnival, donning their impressive costumes and gathering in the small towns of the highland provinces at this time. This celebration is also linked to the agricultural cycle, as this period is critical for the ripening of crops grown in the region.