Peruvian customs
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Peruvian crafts are among the most diverse in the world, with colorful and creative works that are important to Peruvian identity and support thousands of families. Peru celebrates nearly 3,000 popular holidays each year, mostly organized around Catholic saints but fused with local magic-religious beliefs. In rural Peru, traditional dresses are an important symbol resulting from a blend of pre-Hispanic and European influences. Peruvian music dates back at least 10,000 years according to recent archaeological finds of instruments. Peruvian food, one of the most exquisite cuisines, complements all celebrations and seasons daily life with flavors from adapting ancient products over thousands of years.
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