Category Archives: MITOS Y LEYENDAS DE ECUADOR
Don Yagualito, the mullet seller.
By. Evelio Reyes Tipán Among the most remembered town criers of the 70s, Don [...]
STORIES TOLD WITH CLAY
AMERICA ORRALA Utilitarian Handicrafts Workshop. Morrillo Commune Traditional handicrafts from Santa Elena made in [...]
The Megatherium or giant ground sloth
The accidental discovery of the Megatherium mastodon or giant ground sloth and its subsequent studies, located [...]
Gypsies on the Night of the Juanes
BY: Diana Zavala Reyes And I for being the first Let us sing with plenitude We celebrate this [...]
Safeguarding Traditional Alcoholic Beverages in Ecuador
By: Tin Tin Biritute While countries like Korea have set up museums to recover the memory [...]
History and Humpback Whales in Ecuador
Representation of dolphins on a tortero (instrument used for weaving). Manteño culture (500-1500 AD) By: Cristina [...]
Spirituality and Symbolic Power of the Peoples of Pre-Columbian Ecuador
An innovative technique for all of America, related to the production of anthropomorphic figurines, was the [...]
The Great Navigators of Ancient Ecuador
For more than 4,000 years, people from the Valdivia culture were able to navigate [...]
THE WIDOW OF THE TAMARIND
Our grandparents say that the leafy tamarind trees that existed in that parish [...]
PachaMama: the basis of Andean ancestral thought
The ancient inhabitants of the Andean world, that is, the original indigenous peoples, conceived the [...]
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