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Alberto Quintanilla: “In Peru There Are Still People Who Look over Their Shoulder at Those Who Come From the Andes”

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The Cusqueño painter and sculptor, with more than seventy years of experience and various awards, recalls his childhood marked by poverty, his friendship with Arguedas, his reservations with Vargas Llosa and his clashes with racism and cultural centralism.
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The Cusqueño painter and sculptor, with more than seventy years of experience and various awards, recalls his childhood marked by poverty, his friendship with Arguedas, his reservations with Vargas Llosa and his clashes with racism and cultural centralism.

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trome.com broke the news on Friday, October 2, 2026.
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