NATIONAL COSTUME OF MISS PERU UNIVERSE 2009

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[kiko]

Wow! That's one great costume. What's the significance of the headdress by the way? It looks heavy.

[prince_charming]

very nice, thats an awesome costume !!!

[syu2691]

NICE WARDROBES!!!!!!!

[omardelperu]

wat a difference, i posted these pix early 2day and people stared throwin all types of nasty comments. However it is posted a few hours after and everyone seems to love it

[Jiwa_Matahari]

A bit too much for me, sorry... Fortunately, the lady herself is a beauty

[Angel's devils]

these was already posted yesterday

[DREW_IVERSEN]

AWESOME FAB..

[Kratae]

I like the delegate, but I don't like the costume. Too much and too messy.

[discriit]

im kinda like confused with the costume

[mrworld]

I like the costume,,,its very creative and unique,,,,for sure it's a standout one,,,,Peru always has the best costume,,,

[grecho]

I like it very much.... so so fantasy.. If I were a judge, I would give it " Best in colorful award " in the island of colorful Bahamas.....

I like her face too, so charming and so cute.

[cassius_virgo]

another carnival costume...

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[Captain Sun]

the hair dress it is somewhat like Panama's National Costume..

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The Diablada puneña is an integral part of Peruvian Andean-theatrical repertoire. It began during the Spanish colonization to teach the local natives the precepts of Christian faith and history of the Spanish Empire. In the Puno Department, in southeastern Peru, the diablada led to a reform in the thinking of the missionaries of the time, with symbols of angels and demons or devils. According to Diego Gonzalez Holguin, author of Arte de la Lengua Aymará y Vocabulario General del Perú the performances owes itself to the work of the Jesuit missionaries in the town of Juli in Puno, using forms of native song and dance whilst providing a unique representation of the seven deadly sins and the triumph of the angels over demons.

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The Diablada puneña is an integral part of Peruvian Andean-theatrical repertoire. It began during the Spanish colonization to teach the local natives the precepts of Christian faith and history of the Spanish Empire. In the Puno Department, in southeastern Peru, the diablada led to a reform in the thinking of the missionaries of the time, with symbols of angels and demons or devils. According to Diego Gonzalez Holguin, author of Arte de la Lengua Aymará y Vocabulario General del Perú the performances owes itself to the work of the Jesuit missionaries in the town of Juli in Puno, using forms of native song and dance whilst providing a unique representation of the seven deadly sins and the triumph of the angels over demons.

gracias por la informacion! i really like costumes with stories like this ...i wish this delegate luck as she seems quite beautiful..i don't know what people are saying about her chin but i think is ok because it draws more attention towards her

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don't mention it, therefore they inquire and they do not call carnival suit because it is a stylisation of a Peruvian typical suit.

[NICSTRATUS]

For those people who keep on judging costumes negatively, just respect it. You don't even know the culture or any significant representation of it but you always keep on saying that it's too much or messy whatsoever. Are you guys a fashion critique? (sans to those who REALLY have sense of taste). I am sorry but I'm always reading bad comments about National costumes. It is only acceptable if a forumer knows and understands his country's culture. I'm just saying this as a professional.

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[lell27]

I LOVED THE COSTUME!!!
AND MISS PERU IS SO HOT!!!

IN THIS PIC ^ SHE REMINDED ME OF DORISMAR

[Nathan Jerson]

WOW!!!!!!!!!!!

MATATALBUGAN NANAMAN ANG PHILIPPINES......................

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