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Llamerada

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The Llamerada is an bolivian dance. It is a representation of the task of llama herding and holds a historic religious value as a ritual of good fortune.^[1]

References

^ Ricardo Segreda; Crit Minster (2009). Paula Newton (ed.). Peru. V!VA travel guides. Viva Publishing Network. p. 22. ISBN 0-9791264-3-6.

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