- Ekeko - Wikipedia
The Ekeko is a traditional god of luck and prosperity popular in the western region of Bolivia In Peru the main festival is celebrated on May 3 of every year in the city of Puno, on the Machallata hill
- Ekeko : God of Abundance - Mythlok
Ekeko, also known as Iqiqu in modern Aymara, is a central figure in Aymara mythology, especially among the indigenous people of Bolivia, Peru, and northern Chile As the god of abundance and prosperity, Ekeko represents good fortune, wealth, and the fulfillment of wishes
- The God Ekeko: Symbol of Abundance and Prosperity in Andean Culture
abundance, prosperity, and happiness This video explores the origins, legends, and rituals associated with Ekeko, shedding light on his importance in Bolivi
- Ekeko - World Mythos
Traditionally depicted as a small man with a big belly, Ekeko is usually adorned with various objects that represent wealth and good fortune His image is often seen in homes and businesses throughout the Andean regions, especially in Bolivia and Peru
- Ekeko: The Andean God of Prosperity and Good Fortune
Ekeko is the Tiwanakan (pre-Columbian civilization) god of abundance and prosperity in the mythology and folklore of the Andean highlands His main importance in popular culture is as the main figure of the annual Alasitas fair, a cultural event held every January 24 in La Paz, Bolivia
- Ekeko, symbol of abundance and prosperity in Peru
According to popular belief, the Ekeko brings abundance in homes and businesses, so many people have a figure of it in their houses or workplaces Besides, this Peruvian character is also known for its ability to grant wishes and to help find a partner or improve an existing relationship
- Ekeko the Andean God of Prosperity and Abundance Revealed
In the mystical Andean highlands, Ekeko, a vibrant deity of abundance and prosperity, bridges folklore and reality, granting dreams tangible form
- The Legend of the Ekeko (Ekkeko) god of Abundance - BoliviaBella
Today, people celebrate the Ekeko as the god of abundance in a yearly festival in La Paz that begins on the 24th of January called Alasitas This festival is also celebrated in other regions of the country, such as Santa Cruz, where it takes place in September or October
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