QUIPILI. Una lectura del festival turístico de los santos reyes magos como hibridación cultural y práctica colaborativa.

Abstract

Quipili is a research project located in Quipile, Cundinamarca where a popular festival called La Fiesta de Reyes Magos has been held for more than 64 years. The critical reading of the unofficial and family archive kept by the inhabitants of the municipality represents the thread of this research, always around the question of the cultural hybridization represented by the festival. The process was carried out through workshops, interviews and an exhibition, all of which were understood as a collaborative approach, where the active participation of the inhabitants of Quipile who were involved in this project can be seen reflected.

This undergraduate work was carried out as a collaborative practice within the project "Collaboration in Emerging Aesthetics" of the research group Sensibilities and Cultures of the Global South.