Buenos Aires, Argentine, 25/01/2022, Jorge Macri, cousin de l'ancien Président Mauricio Macri, et ministre actuel du Gouvernement de la ville de Buenos Aires s'entretient avec des membres de la communauté bolivienne et avec les organisateurs de la fête traditionnelle de la Alastia.Qui est célébré chaque année dans la ville de la Paz chaque 24 janvier, a été célébré dans la ville de Buenos Aires.La communauté bolivienne a organisé l'événement dans le quartier de Villa Soldati, dans la capitale Argentine, le 24 janvier, de 11 h à 7 h.Ce festival a lieu moi

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Jorge Macri, cousin of former President Mauricio Macri, and current Minister of Government of the City of Buenos Aires talks with members of the Bolivian community and with the organizers of the traditional festivity of La Alasita.The traditional Bolivian celebration of "La Alasita", which is celebrated annually in the city of La Paz every January 24, was celebrated in the city of Buenos Aires. The Bolivian community organized the event in the neighborhood of Villa Soldati, in the Argentine capital, on January 24, from 11 am to 7 pm. This festival is held in honor of the Quechua deity "Ekeko" which symbolizes abundance, fertility and joy. This idol is paid tribute with offerings of cigarettes and handicrafts representing houses, cars, appliances or food, in order to ask Ekeko to help them get those goods they want. They also offer figures such as bulls (symbolizing work and will), elephants (saving) or cocks and hens (being able to get a partner). The origin of the celebration dates back to 1781, when the governor of the city of La Paz, José Sebastián de Segurola, ordered to celebrate an annual party in honor of the Ekeko in gratitude that the city was saved from the siege of Tupac Katari. The word "alasita" comes from the aimara "comprame" and refers to the artisan figures that every January 24 are sold at the fairs, during the festival to be able to offer the god Ekeko things such as Amulets, animals, money, prosperity, work, joy; all that is La Alasita, a tradition that nourishes the Bolivian identity.

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