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Cultures of Ecuador and popular cultures of Ecuador

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CULTURE OF THE ECUADORIAN COAST

What is the popular culture of Ecuador?

Ecuador is a multiethnic country, and its population is of indigenous, African, and European heritage. The majority of Ecuadorians are mestizos, with a mixture of Spanish and indigenous ancestry.

In the Ecuadorian coast three important:
cultures are located in this period: the miracle culture,
the manteña, and the huancavilca.
The first occupied geographic areas of the Gulf of Guayaquil
and the entire river system of the Guayas River.



Its typical or traditional food is:
Rice with stew and meat
Fish with onions
fish ceviche
Lots of cassava



Its traditional festivities are:
Rodeo Montubio
Amorphous
Kasama

Religion
Regarding religious affiliation, the data show that they claim to have a religion, of which 80.4% belong to the Catholic religion, 11.3% Evangelical, 1.29% Jehovah's Witnesses and the remaining 6.96% belong to other religions.



The myths
The Tacona
Tintin
The hill of the dead
The Chuzalongo
The cow bone
The Tunda.




Folk art
Crafts of the Coast Region
The Montubio Crafts. ...
• Toquilla Straw Hat. ...

CULTURE OF THE ECUADORIAN COAST

What is the popular culture of Ecuador?

Ecuador is a multiethnic country, and its population is of indigenous, African, and European heritage. The majority of Ecuadorians are mestizos, with a mixture of Spanish and indigenous ancestry.

In the Ecuadorian coast three important:
cultures are located in this period: the miracle culture,
the manteña, and the huancavilca.
The first occupied geographic areas of the Gulf of Guayaquil
and the entire river system of the Guayas River.



Its typical or traditional food is:
Rice with stew and meat
Fish with onions
fish ceviche
Lots of cassava



Its traditional festivities are:
Rodeo Montubio
Amorphous
Kasama

Religion
Regarding religious affiliation, the data show that they claim to have a religion, of which 80.4% belong to the Catholic religion, 11.3% Evangelical, 1.29% Jehovah's Witnesses and the remaining 6.96% belong to other religions.



The myths
The Tacona
Tintin
The hill of the dead
The Chuzalongo
The cow bone
The Tunda.




Folk art
Crafts of the Coast Region
The Montubio Crafts. ...
• Toquilla Straw Hat. ...

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What are the cultures of the Ecuadorian highlands?

What are the cultures of the Ecuadorian highlands?

In the Ecuadorian highlands seven great cultures can be distinguished, they are: the Caranquis, Yumbos, Quitus, Panzaleos, Puruháes, Cañaris and Paltas.
It’s typical or traditional food is:
Meal,
Potato locro
Fried
Wounds
Guinea pig
Humitas
Baking
Mote Pillo
Fanesca

Its traditional festivities are:
The Diablada of Píllaro
Festival of flowers and fruits -
Pawkar raymi -
Corpus Christi
Paseo del Chagra
The Black Mama





Their popular myths or legends are:
Cantuña and his pact with the devil. ...
The maiden of Pumapungo. ...
The legend of Father Almeida. ...
The weathervane of the cathedral of Quito. ...



Its popular folk festivities are:
The Diablada of Píllaro.
Festival of Flowers and Fruits.
The Carnival of Guaranda.
Cassava Festival in Sarayaku.
The Chonta of the Amazon.
Inti Raymi Festival in the indigenous
populations of the mountains.

Folk art
Manufacture of tablecloths, towels, blouses,
t-shirts and other items with designs of landscapes,
flowers, birds, etc. It is a type of very resistant material
that is used to make sacks, saddlebags and espadrilles.

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What are the cultures of the Ecuadorian highlands?

What are the cultures of the Ecuadorian highlands?

In the Ecuadorian highlands seven great cultures can be distinguished, they are: the Caranquis, Yumbos, Quitus, Panzaleos, Puruháes, Cañaris and Paltas.
It’s typical or traditional food is:
Meal,
Potato locro
Fried
Wounds
Guinea pig
Humitas
Baking
Mote Pillo
Fanesca

Its traditional festivities are:
The Diablada of Píllaro
Festival of flowers and fruits -
Pawkar raymi -
Corpus Christi
Paseo del Chagra
The Black Mama





Their popular myths or legends are:
Cantuña and his pact with the devil. ...
The maiden of Pumapungo. ...
The legend of Father Almeida. ...
The weathervane of the cathedral of Quito. ...



Its popular folk festivities are:
The Diablada of Píllaro.
Festival of Flowers and Fruits.
The Carnival of Guaranda.
Cassava Festival in Sarayaku.
The Chonta of the Amazon.
Inti Raymi Festival in the indigenous
populations of the mountains.

Folk art
Manufacture of tablecloths, towels, blouses,
t-shirts and other items with designs of landscapes,
flowers, birds, etc. It is a type of very resistant material
that is used to make sacks, saddlebags and espadrilles.

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What'the cultures of eastern Ecuador

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Eastern cultures are:
The best-known Amazonian indigenous nationalities are: Kichwa, Huaorani, Achuar, Shuar, Cofán, Siona-Secoya, Shiwiar and Záparo.



Its typical or traditional food is:
Ayampaco: Representative dish of the province of Morona Santiago. ...
Fish maito: They are gastronomic delights of the ancient Amazonian cuisine, in which abundant wrapped in Amazonian leaves were used.



Its traditional festivities are:
Chonta Festival – East
February 2 Day of the Ecuadorian East.
April 11 Cantonization Mera.
May 12 Foundation of Puyo.


Their popular myths or legends are:
Yacumama.
Tunche.
Chullachaqui.
Rune Mule.
Simple.
Momo mom.
Mapinguari.
The red buffet.

folk art
he Kichwa indigenous community is the most populous ethnic group in the Ecuadorian Amazon region and the primary ethnic group of the inhabitants of the area around La Selva, although there are also significant populations of Huaorani and Shuar indigenous tribes nearby.