Production year
2003
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Place centrale de Cuzco. Cuzco fut la capitale de l'empire inca (Tawantinsuyu), son nom (du quechua
Place centrale de Cuzco. Cuzco fut la capitale de l'empire inca (Tawantinsuyu), son nom (du quechua "qusqu") signifie "nombril du monde", et cette place en est le centre : la cathédrale et l'église des Jésuites reprennent l'emplacement (et une partie des pierres) de temples incas pré-existants.
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