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We Peruvians are the heirs to hundreds of ancestral traditions and beliefs that are imbued with knowledge of life and reflect upon our relationship with nature, helping us to define our collective identity. Open encounters with the more than 55 first nation cultures of Peru help us to cherish new and diverse ways of living, thinking, and feeling.