- Ch'unchu or
Chuncho is a
derogatory word used in the
Quechua and
Aymara languages of Peru for
native peoples of the
Peruvian Amazon. The term has been...
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Amargo Chuncho or
Chuncho Bitters is a
bitters product from Peru
traditionally used to make a
Pisco Sour. Made in Lima, Peru,
Amargo Chuncho bitters are...
- The
chuncho logo was
absent from the team's
jersey starting in 1979, but made a
return during the 1996–97 season.
Since 2006–07, a
small chuncho logo...
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tells the
story of El
Chuncho, a bandit, and Bill Tate (or El Niño/The Kid), a counter-revolutionary
contract killer in Mexico.
Chuncho soon
learns that social...
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Dollars (1964), El
Indio in Leone's For a Few
Dollars More (1965), El
Chuncho Munoz in
Damiano Damiani's A
Bullet for the
General (1966) and Professor...
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Guacanawa (Guarayo/Huarayo), Baguaja, Echoja, and
possibly extinct Chama,
Chuncho, Huanayo, Kinaki, and Mohino.
Chunene is "similar" to Ese Ejja, though...
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became the
first Latin American female singer to
debut on Broadway. In "
Chuncho (The
Forest Creatures)" (1953), she
developed her own
technical singing...
- Ch'unchu is a folk
dance in Peru. It is
performed on
festivals of the
Cusco Region like
Mamacha Carmen in
Paucartambo and
Quyllur Rit'i.
Varieties include...
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enemy scalp, and in
South America,
where it is
believed to
represent a
Chuncho jungle dweller. In Zulu
textiles they
symbolise a
married man, as opposed...
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divided into wamani, or provinces.
Antisuyu included the
wamani of:
Campa Chunchos Cunibo Lare or Lari,
whose people were “Incas by privilege” Machiguenga...
