In Cusco, Peru, the Inti Raymi festival was reenacted by hundreds in elaborate robes, celebrating the ancient sun festival with offerings and staged rituals.

Inti Raymi is the most important Indigenous celebration of the Andean countries of South America. And it is a revival of the people’s cultural history. This is episode 50 of Stories of Resistance.

The Inti Raymi is a traditional religious ceremony that takes place across the Andes region in honour of the god Inti, the most revered deity in the Inca religion. Today, the Cochas community in ...

“Inti Raymi is a celebration of gratitude to our Pachamama (Mother Earth in Quechua) and for the beginning of the harvest,” said Santiago Ulloa, a 42-year-old community leader from La Calera ...

 The Inti Raymi tradition was revived in the 1940â ²s, when Peruvian academic Faustino Espinoza Navarro wrote a script for it in the original Quechua. And it's since become one of the continent's ...

Inti Raymi is the most important Incan festival as it is their New Year celebration. The festival celebrates the return of the sun (Inti) during the winter solstice - the shortest day of the year ...

The Inti Raymi was then revived in 1944 by Faustino Espinoza Navarro, a Quechua writer, actor, and director, who revived the celebration in Cusco as part of an effort to restore the pride and ...

J-pop singer-songwriter Naoto Inti Raymi shared the music video for his collaborative track with Mr. Children ‘s Kazutoshi Sakurai called “Amor y Sol,” ahead of the release of his seventh ...

Raymi was born alongside his twin, Inti, on Jan. 16, 2022, at the Salisbury Zoo, and has already stayed at the zoo longer than most cubs do. The brothers were split up in May 2024, when Inti moved ...

The Inti Raymi was then revived in 1944 by Faustino Espinoza Navarro, a Quechua writer, actor, and director, who revived the celebration in Cusco as part of an effort to restore the pride and ...