UNESCO: Article 18 of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity - 2009 URL: www.unesco.org Description: The proposed sub-regional project aims at developing safeguarding measures to ensure the viability of the oral expressions, music and traditional knowledge (textile art and agricultural technologies) of the Aymara communities of Bolivia (La Paz-Oruro-Potosí), Chile (Tarapacá-Arica-Parinacota-Antofagasta) and Peru (Tacna-Puno-Moquegua). The activities, planned for implementation over the course of a five-year project, are: (i) identifying and inventorying the traditional knowledge and oral traditions of Aymara communities in the selected areas, (ii) strengthening language as a vehicle for transmission of the intangible cultural heritage through formal and non-formal education, (iii) promoting and disseminating Aymara oral and musical expressions and (iv) reinforcing traditional knowledge related to the production of textile arts and traditional agricultural techniques. These four lines of action of the planned project have been established as priorities by the Aymara communities in the different phases of consultation and preparation of the project and they will be implemented with the full involvement of the communities, guided by the 2003 Conventions principles. The project intends to adopt as its working strategy the creation of a subregional and international network comprising individuals, communities, groups, cultural managers, specialists, indigenous ...
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Chilean National Heritage Day... Since 1999, it is the Día del Patrimonio Nacional—National Heritage Day—in which many buildings, both public and private, many of which are usually closed to the public, open their doors to the public. ... - Captured Live on Ustream at www.ustream.tv TWITTER twitter.com FACEBOOK en-gb.facebook.com
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The young dancers of the Victor Jara Chilean Folk Dancers perform during Heritage Days in Edmonton in August of 2007.
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28th March 2012 @ Teatro Caupolicán, Stgo-Chile. Heritage World Tour
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The second part of the walking tour of the heritage city of Valparaiso.
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Opeth Live in Chile, The Heritage South American Tour 2012 Teatro Caupolicán
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Wikipedia: "Tras la derrota francesa en la guerra franco-prusiana (1870), cambia el paradigma del Ejército de Chile, estableciendo como modelo el prusiano, lo que explica sus uniformes, disciplina, verticalidad del mando, enseñanza y similitudes generales con la cultura militar prusiana".
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video presentation of the Mariano Latorre project that seek to train 120 youths workers in earthquake-proof system and mud reinforced, in the way to preserve the heritage of the Cobquecura town
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Heritage Central/South American Tour 2012, Teatro Caupolicán, Santiago, Chile (28/03/2012). Faltan los primeros momentos de la canción.
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To Reach many rural and heritages zones both in Chile and South America.
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A Chilean legend maintains that after God had created the wonders of the world he had many pieces leftover. He had raging rivers, sprawling glaciers, valleys and soaring mountains, snow-capped volcanoes, sparkling lakes, beautiful forests and deserts, icy fjords and sandy beaches. Rather than let all this beauty go to waste, he put them together in a remote part of the world, and so Chile was born. Shaped like a long narrow strip and making up the western part of South America's tail, it is 2610 miles (4200km) in length and at most 115 miles (180km) wide. Travelers are drawn to this country because of its multitude of natural attractions, from the northern desert to the Lake District, and the mountains and fjords of Patagonia in the south. It has some superb National Parks, including Easter Island famous for its mysterious giant statues, and numerous activities for outdoor enthusiasts. Chile's European heritage is evident throughout the country and travelers here are likely to feel more familiar with its culture than those of the neighboring countries, with their strongly indigenous lifestyles. There are still local traditions persisting in parts of Chile however, and together with the European influence this makes for an interesting juxtaposition, providing a distinctive culture. The people are resilient, cordial and warm, from the fashionable capital city of Santiago to the isolated island of Chiloé, and Chilean hospitality is renowned. Besides natural beauty and an ...
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