#intiraymi — Public Fediverse posts
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INTI RAYMI - EL SOL QUE BAILA
Córdoba, isla de los patos, lunes, 23 de junio, 15:30 GMT-3
Inti Raymi, Machaq'a Mara, Wiñoy Xipantv, El Sol que Baila ☀️
Solsticio de invierno en el hemisferio sur.
🔥🔥🔥🔥
RAYMICHAKUSUN WILLKA KUTINPI SUMAJ KAWSANINCHISPAJ
CELEBRAMOS EL RETORNO DE NUESTRO PADRE SOL PARA VIVIR EN PLENITUD.
23 de junio a las 15:30 hs en la Isla de Los Patos ( Costanera Sur ).
Traer ofrenda para compartir 🥔🍅🍊🥖🥐🫘🫛🥜https://vagancio.partidopirata.com.ar/event/inti-raymi-el-sol-que-baila
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PEÑICA - INTI RAYMI
ICA sede clermont, viernes, 20 de junio, 19:00 GMT-3
🎊🎉PEÑICA INTI RAYMI
💃🏻🪘Música y Danza para comenzar a vivir el Inti Raymi
📅Viernes 20 de junio de 19:00 a 00:00 hs
📌Enfermera Clermont 130- Pueblo de La Toma- Alberdi
🎫Bono contribución.
🌞Te esperamos! Súmate a compartir!
☀️. 🔥 ☀️. 🔥 ☀️https://vagancio.partidopirata.com.ar/event/penica-inti-raymi
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Happy "Whatever Winter Holiday You Celebrate" from Fifth Street in Lewistown! #christmas #Hanukkah #Yalda #Saturnalia #SaintLucysDay #DongZhi #IntiRaymi #LasPosadas #Kwanzaa #WinterSolstice #yule #holiday #holidays #celebrate #celebration
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This #indigenous man revived Inti Raymi. Faustino Espinoza Navarro (Quechua) was a playwritght and linguist from Cusco, Peru. In 1943, Espinoza and a research team studied chronicles, anthropology, and oral history, and reconstructed the #intiraymi festival after 409 yrs. Espinoza would act as its 1st Inca. He and the govt had the performance at Sacsayhuamán ruins om June 24, 1944, with success. Inti Raymi was then celebrated every year since. Sign up for my Andean classes (linkin.bio/newamauta)
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For the #Quechua (AKA #Inca or #Inka) people, the winter solstice was the time of #IntiRaymi, traditionally the biggest celebration of the year. It was the darkest time of year, which meant that it was about to get brighter, sunnier, and warmer. This was all tied to the rebirth of #Inti, the god of the sun, and lasted for nine days before the Spanish banned it.
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