Carnavales in the Central Andes - Dances and History" (5 Workshops)

Carnavales en los Andes Centrales- Danza e Historia" (5 Talleres)

Cinco Talleres donde se discutirá el significado histórico de las danzas y las celebraciones en los Andes durante la epoca de Carnavales, con instructores de danza.
Danzas: Carnaval Marqueño, Cortamonte (Estilo Jaujino), Huaylarsh de Carnaval.

Sociólogo y Anthropólogo Jose Hurtado,
Edda Hurtado, Cantante y bailarina con 40 años de experiencia enseñando y compartiendo la música y la cultura del centro del Perú.
Betty Caloretti, Coreógrafa e instructora, especializada en danzas del centro.

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A series of lectures where the meaning and history of these celebrations will be discussed, intertwining them with dancing workshops that will improve your dancing skills the next time you end up in a Carnaval in the Andes.

Dances: Carnaval Marqueño, Cortamonte (Jauja Style), Huaylarsh de Carnaval.

Lectures will be lead by
Sociologist and Anthropologist Jose Hurtado,
Edda Hurtado, Singer and Dancer with experience of more than 40 years teaching and sharing Central Peru's Music and culture and
Betty Caloretti, Professional Dancer and Choreographer of Andean Dances.

"La Cocina Peruana" - Cooking Peruvian Dishes. ($20) (3 workshops)

Aprenda a preparar los mejores platos de la cocina peruana.

Experience and learn how to prepare today's boom dishes in the culinary business, along with an experienced teacher and housewife from the Andes.

"Tawantinsuyu's History" - Understanding Peru's Psychological Traumas (4 lectures)

"Tawantinsuyu's History" - Redescubriendo la Historia (4 lectures)
Venga a aprender sobre los fascinantes hechos que llevaron al auge y a la caída del gran imperio Inca, analizando leyendas, tradiciones y redescubriendo la conquista .
Por el Sociólogo y Anthropólogo Jose Hurtado,

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On these series, there will be discussions about the Tawantinsuyu's forgotten history and past. Analysis on oral traditions left by marvelous legends,
as well as rediscovering the Spanish Conquest.
Lectures will be lead by Sociologist and Anthropologist Jose Hurtado.