• FOLKLORE: Travel storiez of wonder & every day life

    FOLKLORE: Travel storiez of wonder & every day life

    Are magical creatures, fairies, mermaids, ghosts, giants and goddesses and gods all gone, with the mythical times? For some this magical creatures are gone, for others they are still real, giving gifts to the kindly, and plaguing the surly. TRAVEL STORIES OF WONDER & EVERY DAY LIFE about magical animals, fairies, mermaids, ghosts, giants and…

  • CHILE: Myths and Legends of the Moai on Rapa Nui-The Easter Island

    CHILE: Myths and Legends of the Moai on Rapa Nui-The Easter Island

    The island’s enormous carved stone moai statues, have given allure for generations. Myths and Legends of the Moai on Rapa Nui- The Easter Island abound

  • CHILE: Myths and folklore of the birdman cult on the Easter Island – Rapa Nui

    CHILE: Myths and folklore of the birdman cult on the Easter Island – Rapa Nui

    CHILE: Myths and Legends of the birdman cult on the Easter Island- Rapa Nui Learn about Makemake and the incredible competition that took place on Rapa Nui to choose the Tangata Manu or Easter Island birdman whose clan would rule the island during one year. Discover Myths and Legends of the birdman cult on the…

  • CHILE: Myths and Legends from Chiloé

    CHILE: Myths and Legends from Chiloé

    Myths and legends from Chiloé possess a multitude of creatures and a distinct and interesting history of male witches, Francisco Goya’s painting of witches did much to shape perceptions of sorcery in Spanish- speaking societies in the late 18th and early 19th centuries. Part of the attraction of Chiloé is the wealth of mystery that…

  • STORYTELLING CHILE: Violeta Parra

    STORYTELLING CHILE: Violeta Parra

    Violeta Parra was a folklorist and an ethnomusicologist, a poet, a musician, a painter, a sculptor and a tapestry maker. Above all, however, her work captured Chile’s history, its culture, and its pain.

  • BOLIVIA | PERU: On the origins of MAMA COCA

    BOLIVIA | PERU: On the origins of MAMA COCA

    Kuka, is Quechua and means unique, excellent and sacred. Discover the legend and folklore of the coca leaf in Peru and Bolivia and its use in traditional Andean culture.

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