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The cuisines of Peru's coast, Andes and Amazon, with Quechua, Aymara, Afro-Peruvian, Chinese and Japanese strands.
Languages: Spanish
About 60 per cent of Peru is Amazon.
The sierra is one of Peruโs three worlds, not the whole of it.
Lake Titicaca is shared, as are Quechua and Aymara communities and much of the highland repertoire.
A shared desert coast, 19th-century war and border change, migration, and the pisco dispute.
Quechua is spoken by millions in Peru and its foodways are a root here, not a Peruvian subsection.
A shared Andean crop complex and an Amazonian border; Colombian Inga foodways carry a Quechuan link.
One Andean domesticate and one livestock tradition across the highlands of Peru, Ecuador, Bolivia and southern Colombia.
A shared Andean and Pacific inheritance, an Inca period in common, and a long argument about ceviche in which neither side is recorded here as right.
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