Changes over time in the typical dress of the Cholas Cuencanas
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culture, tradition, clothing, crafts, identity, historyAbstract
This article presents the title "Changes over time in the Typical Costume of the Cholas Cuencanas" valuing it as a great contribution to the ethnic diversity of Ecuador. We know that there are 14 nationalities and 18 indigenous peoples in a country with a relatively small territory. Therefore, the chola from Cuenca emerges as a cultural and traditional icon. The present investigation used the bibliographic review method since it investigates, collects and extracts relevant information on the transformations and evolution, in this case, the clothing of the Cuenca chola that with the new fashions has gradually been lost, having as result in an abandonment of the cultural identity of the city of Cuenca. Here we will try to expose the evolution that the clothing of the Cuenca chola has had and the importance it has as a culture and tradition.
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