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The Marinera is the national dance of Peru, originating from native Peruvian culture blended with Spanish, Moorish, Andean and Gypsy influences. It tells a story of courtship through graceful movements and is performed in several regional styles like the elegant Marinera Limeña and quicker Marinera Norteña. Peruvian cuisine also shows native and colonial influences, featuring dishes like ceviche made from fish marinated in citrus and aji pepper, and Lomo Saltado featuring Asian-inspired sirloin stir-fry. Peru retains more influence from native cultures than other South American countries, as Quechua language and traditions still exist alongside other heritages.
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The cuisine of a country is influenced by its history and the various religions of the people who have inhabited its territory over time. Certain dishes are customarily served during holidays and festivals, such as paella in Spain during springtime and a specific dish during Christmas in southern regions. Cooking methods include grilling, frying, smoking, and baking.
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