ENGLISH: septiembre 2014

PERICO HUAYCCO

TRADITION PERICO HUAYCO

This tradition dates the 1554 year in colonial Huamanga; Perico Huaycco was called as the seat of the devil, the following tradition confirms the name.
Don Marcos Obando was an old lawyer who was in love with a beautiful young Teresa Silva of 18 Aprils; who did not correspond to his love.

Don Marcos was sad and went talking to a friend who recommended him to go to Perico Huaycco talking with the devil and ask the love of Teresita. Don Marcos went and said to Satan to give him the love of Teresita; the devil accept in exchange for the soul of Don Marcos, which should be delivered the following year.

When Don Marcos returned to his house Teresita was waiting lavishing unconditional love, so spent a year in which they were very happy and loved.
Don Marcos was wistfully said goodbye to Teresita; went to Perico Hyacco and didn’t return, anybody to see the huamanguinos say the devil took him body and soul.

AYACUCHO

I live in the Ayacucho city, which is known as the city of 33 churches, characterized by their religion and the great feast of Easter where the passion, death and resurrection of Jesus Christ is commemorated; Ayacuchanos are very devoted and believers.
Its tourist attractions nearby are the ruins of Wari, Pampa Quinua. In the same city the sights are the churches, La plaza de armas, the mansions, el mirador; their dishes are mondongo and puca picante.
Its climate is mild and pleasant.

Ayacucho have eleven provinces and is a department of Peru located in the south central highlands. Its capital is the city of Ayacucho with sixteen districts.

Magaly

Magaly Q. A.

I am Magaly, I live in Ayacucho city. I study English Language in Nuestra Señora de Lourdes Intitute, i`m in vi cycle; we are currently teaching classes in I.E. "Corazon de Jesus"
I am 21 years old, I live with my parents and brothers, I have two brothers and one sister. In my free time I like listening to music and reading books.
I have a kitten and a dog as pets I love them.