n. wewelcome to my homeme. please, come in. four families s live in thisis housuse.e a also sell artrtisanal go. we havave hats, sombmbreros, traditional blanketssweatersrs, anandolls. ♪ i am 36 yearars old. i live witith my husbandnd any dadaughter. on this side is my b bedroom. thth's where we storour r gos. this imymy ding areaea and on thehe other side e we e our wo tooools, plow, , anthis isis the yoke, w which we curry ususe for the oxoxen. and heren ththiside i have my shrine. these are our ancestors, who protect the house. and we have the animal goods that we take from dead alpacas that we find. they serve to make payment to the goddess pachamama. this is where we e eat. we call creaeamed corn lawawa. but on specific occasions, we also eat guinea pig, not daily. guinea pig is a traditional dish that is eaten on special occasions,s, like birthdhdaysd baptisms. these stones aren't ea t to fifind. is o one ithe fefema and this one is the mal they're used to lilish ando chisel d herere whave thehe pututu. it's an ininstrument thahat the indigenousus group callele