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Latin America pays tribute to Pachamama

Santiago del Estero, Argentina.- In the photos taken on August 1, 2023, towns in northern Argentina celebrate Pachamama with ceremonies that combine tradition, music and nature. This Tuesday, Latin American countries celebrated Pachamama Day, a festival where rituals and offerings prevail to venerate and thank Mother Earth. The tradition has its origin in Inca mythology, which attributes to this deity the responsibility of planting and harvesting.
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August 2, 2023

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Santiago del Estero, Argentina.- In the photos taken on August 1, 2023, towns in northern Argentina celebrate Pachamama with ceremonies that combine tradition, music and nature. This Tuesday, Latin American countries celebrated Pachamama Day, a festival where rituals and offerings prevail to venerate and thank Mother Earth. The tradition has its origin in Inca mythology, which attributes to this deity the responsibility of planting and harvesting.

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Santiago del Estero, Argentina.- In the photos taken on August 1, 2023, towns in northern Argentina celebrate Pachamama with ceremonies that combine tradition, music and nature. This Tuesday, Latin American countries celebrated Pachamama Day, a festival where rituals and offerings prevail to venerate and thank Mother Earth. The tradition has its origin in Inca mythology, which attributes to this deity the responsibility of planting and harvesting.
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Santiago del Estero, Argentina.- In the photos taken on August 1, 2023, towns in northern Argentina celebrate Pachamama with ceremonies that combine tradition, music and nature. This Tuesday, Latin American countries celebrated Pachamama Day, a festival where rituals and offerings prevail to venerate and thank Mother Earth. The tradition has its origin in Inca mythology, which attributes to this deity the responsibility of planting and harvesting.
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Santiago del Estero, Argentina.- In the photos taken on August 1, 2023, towns in northern Argentina celebrate Pachamama with ceremonies that combine tradition, music and nature. This Tuesday, Latin American countries celebrated Pachamama Day, a festival where rituals and offerings prevail to venerate and thank Mother Earth. The tradition has its origin in Inca mythology, which attributes to this deity the responsibility of planting and harvesting.
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Santiago del Estero, Argentina.- In the photos taken on August 1, 2023, towns in northern Argentina celebrate Pachamama with ceremonies that combine tradition, music and nature. This Tuesday, Latin American countries celebrated Pachamama Day, a festival where rituals and offerings prevail to venerate and thank Mother Earth. The tradition has its origin in Inca mythology, which attributes to this deity the responsibility of planting and harvesting.
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Santiago del Estero, Argentina.- In the photos taken on August 1, 2023, towns in northern Argentina celebrate Pachamama with ceremonies that combine tradition, music and nature. This Tuesday, Latin American countries celebrated Pachamama Day, a festival where rituals and offerings prevail to venerate and thank Mother Earth. The tradition has its origin in Inca mythology, which attributes to this deity the responsibility of planting and harvesting.
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Santiago del Estero, Argentina.- In the photos taken on August 1, 2023, towns in northern Argentina celebrate Pachamama with ceremonies that combine tradition, music and nature. This Tuesday, Latin American countries celebrated Pachamama Day, a festival where rituals and offerings prevail to venerate and thank Mother Earth. The tradition has its origin in Inca mythology, which attributes to this deity the responsibility of planting and harvesting.
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Santiago del Estero, Argentina.- In the photos taken on August 1, 2023, towns in northern Argentina celebrate Pachamama with ceremonies that combine tradition, music and nature. This Tuesday, Latin American countries celebrated Pachamama Day, a festival where rituals and offerings prevail to venerate and thank Mother Earth. The tradition has its origin in Inca mythology, which attributes to this deity the responsibility of planting and harvesting.
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Santiago del Estero, Argentina.- In the photos taken on August 1, 2023, towns in northern Argentina celebrate Pachamama with ceremonies that combine tradition, music and nature. This Tuesday, Latin American countries celebrated Pachamama Day, a festival where rituals and offerings prevail to venerate and thank Mother Earth. The tradition has its origin in Inca mythology, which attributes to this deity the responsibility of planting and harvesting.
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Santiago del Estero, Argentina.- In the photos taken on August 1, 2023, towns in northern Argentina celebrate Pachamama with ceremonies that combine tradition, music and nature. This Tuesday, Latin American countries celebrated Pachamama Day, a festival where rituals and offerings prevail to venerate and thank Mother Earth. The tradition has its origin in Inca mythology, which attributes to this deity the responsibility of planting and harvesting.
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Santiago del Estero, Argentina.- In the photos taken on August 1, 2023, towns in northern Argentina celebrate Pachamama with ceremonies that combine tradition, music and nature. This Tuesday, Latin American countries celebrated Pachamama Day, a festival where rituals and offerings prevail to venerate and thank Mother Earth. The tradition has its origin in Inca mythology, which attributes to this deity the responsibility of planting and harvesting.
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