Sacred Andean Celebrations as Act of Resistance

Join Professor Luz María De la Torre and her students in a vibrant celebration of Quechua/Kichwa language and culture at UCLA. This event honors the women of First Nations as symbols of resilience and cultural continuity, featuring traditional Andean food, music, and speakers.
Tuesday, May 6, 2025
12:00 PM (Pacific Time)Young Research Library, Rm 11360
Main Conference Room



Over the past sixteen years, Professor Luz María De la Torre has taught the Quechua/Kichwa language at UCLA. Together with her students, she has organized events almost every year to highlight this language and culture, which constitutes the heritage of the ancient nations from the Andes.
In this celebration, we also want to pay tribute to the women of First Nations for being symbols of resistance, strength, and the continuity of culture and life.
We invite you to join us to enjoy a sample of Andean celebrations, as well as to experience traditional Andean food, music, and speakers.
If you want to learn more about the Andean celebrations that we will be honoring, please go to our website.
Sponsor(s): Latin American Institute, Department of Spanish & Portuguese, UCLA Andean Working Group