Condor Huasi Culture - Argentina para Mirar

The different display cabinets at “Adan Quiroga’s” Archaeological Museum exhibit examples of the Condorhuasi culture.

Esquiu's birth home - Argentina para Mirar

In 1853, in relation to the creation of the Argentine Constitution, Monk Mamerto Esquiu gave a magnificent speech in Catamarca’s Cathedral.

Andalgala's Funerary Urns - Argentina para Mirar

Andalgala's Funerary Urns - Argentina para Mirar

El Portezuelo Slope, Catamarca

The Portezuelo Slope is a long and winding road, bordered on one side by the mountain and on the other by an important precipice.

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Mutquin’s Calchaqui Carnival

The recovery of the carnival, songs and outfit, as part of the identity of the people of Mutquin.
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Portezuelo's Slope - Province of Catamarca

Portezuelo's Slope, when observed from a thousand meters height, surrounded by the silence of the dawn, covered by clouds, letting through first one ray and afterwards many others; of a sun that does not intend to dazzle the viewers with backlighting, while it filters magically through Catamarca’s landscape as was so perfectly described by the Argentine folklorist Polo Gimenez.

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Source:

-"El País que no Miramos" ("The Country we have not Seen"), a series of documentaries for television produced by Ivan Grondona. Archivo General de la Nacion ("Argentina's National Archive").