VOICED: El mes de la Pachamama

The video explores the cultural and spiritual significance of Pachamama, or Mother Earth, in Bolivia. Celebrated by the Aymara and Quechua people, the rituals have evolved from rural origins to urban settings, especially under the influence of Evo Morales' government. The celebration involves offerings like sweets, beer, coca leaves, and llama sacrifices. Despite the predominance of Catholicism, the faith in Pachamama remains strong, as it is seen as essential for agriculture and daily sustenance. The month-long celebration is a way for Bolivians to connect with and honor nature.

Who are the primary groups that celebrate Pachamama in Bolivia?

• Aztec and Olmec

• Inca and Maya

• Guarani and Mapuche

• Aymara and Quechua

What change did Evo Morales' government bring to the Pachamama celebration?

• It was merged with Catholic rituals.

• It was restricted to rural areas.

• It was given more public recognition.

• It was banned in urban areas.

Which of the following is NOT typically part of the Pachamama celebration?

• Beer

• Wine

• Sweets

• Coca leaves

How often is the Pachamama celebration held?

• Once a month

• Every two years

• Twice a year

• Once a year

What is the main purpose of the Pachamama celebration for Bolivians?

• To honor the government

• To connect with nature

• To promote tourism

• To celebrate the harvest