On the third Monday of October each year, the city of Ica, Peru celebrates a religious festival honoring their patron saint, the Master of Luren de Ica. This festival has been celebrated for over 400 years since 1570. In the 16th century, an Englishman bought a crucified Christ sculpture from Michelangelo and took it to London, but after he died it was left in the chapel of his family's royal estate. The city also celebrates a holiday each July honoring the Virgin Mary, where her image is paraded through the streets and honored with music, food, and celebration.

2.  On the third Monday of October of
every year the religious festivities are
celebrated in Ica's city in Honoring to
the Employer of the City, the Master of
Luren de Ica. It dates in which Ica's city
transforms, to produce worship to his
boss. This festivity is celebrated for
more or less 4 centuries, from the year
1570.
 For the 16th century, a gentleman
Englishman of surname Smith bought
of the brilliant sculptor Michael Angel a
Christ Crucified to be taken to London.
To a few years, this gentleman dies,
staying the image in power of one of
his children, who places it in the
chapel of this royal family.

3.  The holiday in honor
celebrates the virgin in
the month In July, his
image goes out in
procession from his
Church in High
Neighborhoods and
congregates to the of
Lima village, who him
produces honors to top of
revelry, food and happy
moments. It is traditional
that the singers of Creole
music him produce
honors to the virgin.