The Amazons of the Apu Sara-Sara: «Qasiri warmi llaqta» (woman of people without husband)
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Qasiri Warmi Llaqta.Abstract
Qasiri is a peasant community knowed as women village, because of the early emigration of the husbands in search of work, at the first decades of XX century; although, according to the oral version it would be a result of the underlyng history tradition of the ayllus andinos of precolombian origin.
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