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In Peru the diversity is very varied, it contains 3 natural regions: Coast, Sierra and Jungle. In this web page I will show you the following customs and traditions of each of our regions:Coastal customs:- A custom is the Harvest Festival. This festival celebrates the abundance of grapes and wine in the region of Ica), where perseverance in working with the vines has covered in green large tracts of land won in the desert.- Another custom is the Lord of Luren, the festivities in honor of the Lord of Luren, consist of a multitudinous religious manifestation Iqueña. In Ica, as in Lima, the month of October is a month of devotion and fervor for the people who profess the Catholic religion. Every third Monday in October, from seven in the evening, when the heat of the desert begins to ease, the multitudinous procession of the Lord of the Sands begins: Luren, patron of the city of Ica.
Customs of the mountain range:- Virgen de la Candelaria: Its feast is celebrated according to the liturgical calendar on February 2, where the presentation of Jesus in the temple of Jerusalem after his birth and the purification of Mary is remembered.- Inti Raymi: The central representation runs on the esplanade of the impressive fortress of Sacsayhuaman, in a long ceremony, a recognition and ritual thanks to the sun god.
Customs of the jungle:- Evil Tunche: The evil tunche is a being that wanders through the dark nights of the jungle, as a soul in pain, some say it is a bird, others who is a witch or an evil spirit "a devil" who enjoys terrorizing people. But no one has seen it, and everyone recognizes it with fear when in the midst of darkness throws into the air a piercing whistle "end ... end ... end ..." that is lost for a moment on the mountain in the distance, but returns To whistle already on the roof of a house or to the edge of the river. Everything is so fast that people only try to cross or pray, because there is a belief that when he whistles insistently around a town, he announces bad omens, and when he does it on a house, illness or death.
- The Yacuruna: is the most important magical spirit of the low forest. He commands all the animals and geniuses of water, is often invoked by shamans and healers, in ayahuasca sessions, both to do good and to do evil.
Customs of the mountain range:- Virgen de la Candelaria: Its feast is celebrated according to the liturgical calendar on February 2, where the presentation of Jesus in the temple of Jerusalem after his birth and the purification of Mary is remembered.- Inti Raymi: The central representation runs on the esplanade of the impressive fortress of Sacsayhuaman, in a long ceremony, a recognition and ritual thanks to the sun god.
Customs of the jungle:- Evil Tunche: The evil tunche is a being that wanders through the dark nights of the jungle, as a soul in pain, some say it is a bird, others who is a witch or an evil spirit "a devil" who enjoys terrorizing people. But no one has seen it, and everyone recognizes it with fear when in the midst of darkness throws into the air a piercing whistle "end ... end ... end ..." that is lost for a moment on the mountain in the distance, but returns To whistle already on the roof of a house or to the edge of the river. Everything is so fast that people only try to cross or pray, because there is a belief that when he whistles insistently around a town, he announces bad omens, and when he does it on a house, illness or death.
- The Yacuruna: is the most important magical spirit of the low forest. He commands all the animals and geniuses of water, is often invoked by shamans and healers, in ayahuasca sessions, both to do good and to do evil.
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