🇵🇪 I invite you to know Perú 🇵🇪
🇵🇪 Thanks to all the people who came to eat Pisko Peruvian Gourmet LLC. food and enjoyed the Peruvian Day Celebration🥧. Thanks for your support. 🙏
🇵🇪 Thanks to Jeff and Colleen Shirey for their kindness and a special Thanks to Jeff Shirey from Salsa Pittsburgh , for playing Peruvian music, the Peruvians who were at the Celebration were happy dancing our traditional Peruvian music, Peruvian cumbia, salsa Perucha music and also "musica Criolla" from Perú.
❤️🇵🇪Thanks Jeff!!! 🙏 We the Peruvians adopt you as one more Peruvian son🇵🇪❤️.
🇵🇪Thanks to Holly, for allowing us to use her place J&D Cellars Winery at The Street at the Meadows in Washington PA to celebrate the Day of Peru and thanks once again to everyone for your happiness sharing with us.
A big hug to each of you 🇵🇪❤️🍷
PICTURES COURTESY OF COLLEEN SHIREY thanks <3
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"Lomo Saltado" traditional Peruvian food 🇵🇪🍷
🍷🇵🇪 Today in Peru are celebrating "the Peruvian CRIOLLA Song Day", music of yesteryear from the Peruvian coastal region and with it also celebrate the traditional "Peruvian Trotting horse".
🇵🇪Smooth-gaited horses, generally known as Palfreys, existed in the Middle Ages, and the Jennet in particular was noted for its ambling gaits. Peruvians trace their ancestry to these ambling Jennets; as well as to the Barb, which contributed strength and stamina; and to the Andalusian which added style, conformation and action.
🇵🇪Horses arrived in South America during the Spanish Conquest, beginning with the arrival of Pizarro in 1531. Foundation bloodstock came from Spain, Jamaica, Panama and other areas of Central America.[6] Importations increased after 1542, when the Spanish created the Viceroyalty of New Castilla. This later became the Viceroyalty of Peru, an important center of Spain's New World viceroyalties in the eighteenth century.
🇵🇪Once in Peru, they were used primarily for transportation and breeding stock. In the north of Peru, the vast size of sugar and cotton plantations meant that overseers needed to travel long distances, often taking days to cross the plantation. In the south of Peru, the arid deserts that separated settlements required sturdy, strong horses. In both cases, smooth-gaited horses with good endurance were required. On the other hand, Peru did not develop a livestock-based economy, and thus did not need to breed for the speed or agility characteristic of stock horses.
🇵🇪Over time, Peruvian breeders kept the bloodlines clean and selectively bred primarily for gait, conformation, and temperament. They wanted strong, hardy animals that were comfortable to ride and easy to control. Over four centuries, their dedication to breeding only the best gaited bloodstock resulted in the modern Peruvian Horse.
🇵🇪A decline in the use of Peruvians was seen in the southern part of Peru in the early 1900s, following the bui
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