#peruvians

[superbeans89]

No one:

Peruvians, now being vaguely associated with the new pope:

[latin-american-diversity]

Alpaquera by Alexander Cinque

Alina Surquislla Gomez, a third-generation alpaquera (alpaca-farmer), cradles a baby alpaca on the way to her family’s summer pastures, in Oropesa, Peru. The climate crisis is forcing herders, many of whom are women, to search for new pastures, often in difficult terrain.

[paintingsandhistory]

The First Interview Between the Spaniards and the Peruvians

Artist: Henry Perronet Briggs (English, 1793–1844)

Date: Exhibited 1827

Medium: Oil paint on canvas

Collection: Tate Britain, London, United Kingdom

Description

Henry Briggs portrays the first encounter in 1552 between a group of Incas and Spanish conquistadors seeking to take over their land and convert them to Catholicism. While Emperor Atahualpa receives them openly, General Francisco Pizarro secretly draws a gun that will begin a massacre of seven thousand Indigenous people. When the painting was first exhibited, some viewers praised the artistic approach, rather than praising the anti-imperial theme. Briggs imagines the Incas in the tradition of classical nude paintings.

[araminakilla]

Okay, I keep seeing some English reviews about Tad the lost explorer 2 or Tadeo Jones 2. Some in Spanish as well. I know nobody knows this movie but anyway, I'm gonna speak some facts:

In almost every English review, they call the Mummy "The Egyptian Mummy from the first movie" and, for your information, the monster is NOT egyptian.

He's Incan. IN-CAN. As in, the people from South America who made this extensive "empire"

They even show in the second movie the moment he left Machu Picchu, mentioned some locations in Peru and even said he was called "The great conquistador of Peru"

So how come there's many people who said he's from a very ancient culture who was located in Africa? Did they even see the same movie? No wonder you are typing bad reviews to the second movie, you're not even paying attention to it!

For us peruvians and native south americans, representation in other places is almost non existent (The Emperor's New Groove doesn't count) that's why I'm making this post in the first place.

Okay, calm down. I'm okay. Everything is okay, everything is alri...

*reads a review that says "Aztecan Mummy"*

LA PUCHA MADRE! ESTOS GRINGOS NUNCA APRENDEN!

[jhonfotografo93]

Saludo desde Lima Perú 🇵🇪

[stardust2dust2dust]

[global-musings]

A Quechua woman in traditional dress leads her llama past the ancient Inca wall at Hatunrumiyoc. Built without mortar, the wall is composed of massive granite blocks cut with great precision.

Location: Cuzco, Peru

Photographer: Michael Freeman

[tombeach01]

Yeah!!!me and my girls!!! #proudlatina#peruvians#longhorn#thecrew