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Ecuador's vibrant culture is a tapestry woven with rich music, diverse culinary delights, and unique clothing traditions. The folk music genres of Sanjuaniito, Albazo, and Pasillo resonate through the air, reflecting the country's heritage. With a predominantly Roman Catholic population (95%), spirituality plays a significant role in daily life. Education is highly valued, although only 10% of students reach university. Culinary staples like Cuy (guinea pig), Homado (roast pig with potatoes), and Llapingachos (potato balls) showcase Ecuador's gastronomic diversity. Traditional clothing, including men's ponchos and women's blouses, highlights the cultural identity of the Ecuadorian people.
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music Sanjuanito Albazo Pasilla bomba
religion 95% Roman catholic 5% other
Education 9 years at school 61 universities 10% make it to university
food Cuy-guinea pig Homado-roast pig and potatoes Llapingachos- a potato ball secode chivo-a stew made from goat
clothing Man: fedora, poncho, knickers, shimba ( a long braid that nearly hangs down to their waist) Womens: blouse, skirts, shawl