IdeAcción Collective had the agreement to perform a tribute to the master Arguedas.
More than a tribute, we believe it is fruitful to us and find ourselves over the life of amauta, learn more because the believer was also the transformation of feudal capitalist system - at the time - one where the resources are distributed in equity for the people, one where there is no exploitation of Indians, but that their culture is kept in a "pure" and free him from unjust economic and social conditions to which it was submitted
Arguedas was a cornerstone of the dream of many of those present the night of January 18 The dream of a fairer Peru, where there is no white on the Indian, not the rich over the poor.
As a group, we are amazed at the intensity of the life of Arguedas, in the art world, as well as political, since it was only a precursor, but also an actor, was present in student demonstrations, he met in prison, and lived so long despite However, true to his ideology and beliefs.
Arguedas We want to be seen not only as the leading exponent of Indian literature, but for his political views in their lyrics, the message, the background art directed broadcast ... always for the people, the art thinking revalue the indigenous culture, the suffering forgotten in Peru and the deep ... message of reconciliation between the country and the city, which recognizes a country divided into two cultures, and yet be integrated in a ratio of mixed character,
amauta are a hundred years, as a Collective could not be outside that day, because we also feel that even in these times, and having spent a hundred years, it is necessary to reassess the deepest Peru, because we also observed that there are absurd class distinctions, because they also question the mismanagement of our government and dictators, because they also dream that one day in this system to change a bit and we all bleed one and also because we also hurts Peru
The amauta lived in a constant war to understand both worlds, to dream of a better one, and this war is the only reason that led to his death, so much love to Peru.
M.
