La hoja de coca
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The coca leaf is a spiritual food for indigenous people that allows them to connect with divine beings like Apus and Pachamama, while their enemies see it as a cause of madness and dependence. Lake Titicaca is one of the most beautiful and mysterious places in America, home to a population that maintains ancestral traditions by blending past and present cultural aspects, generating admiration for its varied wildlife including birds and fish.
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La hoja de coca
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