Periódico: Journal of Tourism and Heritage Research
Fonte: Journal of Tourism and Heritage Research; Vol 2 No 2 (2019): Journal of Tourism and Heritage Research; 319-362
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Resumo: This research aims to recognize the Intangible Heritage of the Cajamarca Region in the provinces of Contumazá and Cutervo, in order to know some of the intangible expressions that have been maintained over time. The question asked: ¿What is the Intangible Cultural Heritage in the Cajamarca Region? The approach of the study is qualitative of Non-experimental design with a sample of 24 intangible resources and the participation of 12 local informants. The instruments used were observation card and in-depth interview. The main results showed the existence of two legends: “Coan y la Tantarica”, The Legend of Cerro Ilucán and El Cerro Chaparri, one story: The Magic Staff, in oral expressions: The Tales of Uncle Lino, in terms of patronal and religious festivities: The Patronal Festival in Honor of San Mateo, Holy Week, The Feast of Our Lady of the Assumption, the Patronal Feast in Honor of San Juan Bautista, in music and dance: Yaraví, dance “Los Chasquis”, the musical instrument: La Cajita Cutervina, likewise, three festivities of celebration and union were determined: The Festival of Chaccu, The Carnival of Cutervo and “La Minga”. Within the Non-Traditional handicrafts techniques are three important: the Palm Hat, Knits made in “Callua” and crochet, in popular beliefs there are two: “El Botaluto y el Landaruto”, and in gastronomy five main dishes stand out: “El caldo verde”, “La sopa teóloga”, honey with “quesillo”, the “Chicha de Jora” and the “sopa de fiambre”.
