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Español: Se trata de una versión breve y adaptada de la festividad peruana del Kapaj Inti Rami, que se iniciaba en diciembre y finalizaba en marzo, en la cual se bebía, cantaba, comía y bailaba hasta el paroxismo. Hay baile y música interpretada con instrumentos autóctonos como los erkenchos, las anatas, los charangos y bombos. El diablo en el carnaval jujeño, el “maligno” es un pequeño muñeco, denominado Pucllay, que simboliza al sol. Según el mito local, fue el encargado de fecundar a la tierra, reconocida como la Pachamama. Una vez desenterrado el diabólico títere, la curiosa celebración comienza. El Diablo sustituye cualquier otra deidad que presidiera el carnaval, cuya ceremonia se liga al Diablo ya que lo permitido durante este lapso es contrario a la moral oficialmente aceptada.
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Camera location23° 34′ 22.92″ S, 65° 23′ 52.21″ W Kartographer map based on OpenStreetMap.View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMapinfo

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