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In short, this podcast deals with the history, characteristics and importance of the "cerro dragón" of how it has been very representative for Iquique due to all the vanderas and stories that there are about it, apart from a well-known one that talks about a dragon long ago It went from China for a long time to stop in Iquique, where it remained buried until today. This "hill" measures 155 kilometers and it passes through the middle of Iquique, being well recognized by its visitors as a current symbol and a characteristic of it that almost Nobody knew at that time that some Chinese wanted to buy it 10 years ago, which this news impacted all listeners, finally they thought the great importance of this hill and its significance and should be a heritage of Chile, and obviously be taken care of more at his height.

Amanda Pardo

Francisca Matamala

Rayen Bustos

Abigail Bellido

Massimiliano Montes

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Well the work is basically about Plaza Prat, and its surroundings, the history that surrounds them and the origin of everything, it is interesting to know about the origin of the plaza, since as a child one has always gone to the plaza, tremendous research that the steel team did, without a doubt it is something that cannot be missed

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What the podcast of leader Felipe Opazo and his group is about;  It is about the towns of Humberstone and Santa Laura, keeping in mind two main points that would be the system of work and profit, as well as the saltpeter childhood.  The information that this podcast basically gave us was that in 2005, when Humberstone and Santa Laura were declared Heritage Sites, they extracted saltpeter and other materials.  All these minerals to Europe and the people of the aforementioned population worked non-stop with these extractions, but when the German Fritz developed synthetic saltpeter, this caused the Great Depression and the end of its main partners such as Germany, France and Great Britain.  Thanks to that, activities of this type decreased, but currently they maintain this extraction activity and its work.

From what the interviewee said in the podcast regarding work and earnings, it was that he worked hard and with strenuous work hours.  The money was enough for the basics and vacations were only allowed from time to time due to the economic situation.  Work guaranteed families a home, and usually they could only afford to buy food with tokens and work vouchers, since things that were not food were very expensive.

I find this podcast very good and complete, due to its information and the desire to deliver information, it was totally understandable, therefore I really liked it if I work.

— Sofía Segura.

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This podcast talks about the most important thing in the region, the religious festivals, but from the angle of the main characters, the believers. Here they also report about  the town of Tarapacá, the dance and the oldest festival. They also propose some  proposals to be able to emphasize more in the Town of Tarapacá. definitely , the Pléyades Team as made a good choice of theme, talking about how participating in these parties have marked their their lives.
Belén Aizpurua.

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The podcast "walk through Pratt Square" belonging to the Steel team, which is made up of 8 members, all belonging to the 4th grade A course, of the Liceo Bicentenario Colegio Diocesano Obispo Labbe, decided to make the interesting decision to talk about Pratt Square ( specifically of the different spaces that this square has), a place known by all, however, few really know the history that this place has; not to mention that despite struggling with the little information that is found on this topic, they perfectly achieved the objective. Being a very nutritious podcast (in terms of information) and also very fun and interesting for everyone.

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The podcast we hear and read their script it's call "Memorias del Antiguo Norte", is from the group "Historiadores del Norte", they talk about Humberstone and Santa Laura, the childhood, monetary system, the sacrifice life and hard work in that saltpeter.The group say with the help of anthropology professor Claudio Aguirre Minuzaga and the pampino Orlando Oxa Segundo, that 2 experts give them reliable information.This podcast is recommended for all those younger people, who maybe don't know about this patrimony of humanity, or know but want more details about it

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The podcast we hear and read their script it's call "Memorias del Antiguo Norte", is from the group "Historiadores del Norte", they talk about Humberstone and Santa Laura, the childhood, monetary system, the sacrifice life and hard work in that saltpeter.The group say with the help of anthropology professor Claudio Aguirre Minuzaga and the pampino Orlando Oxa Segundo, that 2 experts give them reliable information.This podcast is recommended for all those younger people, who maybe don't know about this patrimony of humanity, or know but want more details about it

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The podcast we hear and read the libretto of "Memorias del Antiguo Norte", this podcast is about The Santa Laura and Humberstone saltpeter, this podcast cover importants themes like the economy of the saltpeter of Santa Laura and Humbestone, childhood, work system and more. Santa Laura and Humberstone were left in oblivion and deserves more recognition because was very important on the Chilean history.

-Axel Manríquez.

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pratt square The podcast is about plaza pratt.
They present us with an introduction, information, importance

We take into account the fact that they have said that young people do not know about the origin or history of this place, since in our case we do not know anything about this place, as well as mentioning the little true information that can be found on the internet , they let us know different places that are in Pratt Square, such as the theater and the most relevant of the place, El rejol.

One of the things we could say about the podcast was the little information that they told us about, we believe that it was not enough to hook the people who will listen to it.

We can conclude that it is a theme that can attract people from a first glance. Although the little information can be a failure when listening to it.

Luis Liberona
Edilson Fulguera
Juan Ayala
Genesis Zárate
Diego Figueroa

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The Chumbeque team focused on letting us know that Colchane's gastronomy is traditional and mestizo, with Bolivian influence.
They use animals and the Pachamama as a ritual and they told us about the culture and heritage.

Patrick Arce
Maite Narváez
Vicente Esteban
Bastian Cerda

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Review Team chumbeque: A podcast made from the Colchane people and their culture explains the rituals and their meals such as quinoa soup And the spicy llama, one of the sources of information was the grandfather and mother of one of the members as well as information from government documents, an interesting and very important topic, little research exists on this type of culture invites you to Listen and leave your opinion.

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Review Team chumbeque: A podcast made from the Colchane people and their culture explains the rituals and their meals such as quinoa soup And the spicy llama, one of the sources of information was the grandfather and mother of one of the members as well as information from government documents, an interesting and very important topic, little research exists on this type of culture invites you to Listen and leave your opinion.

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In my personal opinion, I really liked the Chumbeque team podcast since it addresses a very interesting topic such as the gastronomy of the town of Colchane, its typical dishes, the connection they have with their animals and the Pachamama.  It is incredible to know all the preparations that are made in the mystical town, it will make you remember how beautiful the north of Chile is, so I highly recommend listening to it and knowing more about this topic.

Fabiana Del Valle Y.

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team chumbeque podcast review
The topic it addresses is about the gastronomy of the Colchane people, explaining their typical dishes and their connection with their animals and the Pachamama
the topic is interesting and full of information about the town which makes the podcast feel complete

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TEAM CHUMBEQUE:

Hello, I invite you to listen to this podcast that is part of the "TEAM CHUMBEQUE", it is about the gastronomy of Colchane and its delicacies, to give it some context, it separates its rituals and daily food into two parts (chili pepper, Calapurca, among many others), they interviewed two people who were able to go to the town (Ernesto Corrales and Paula Ordenes) they gave very relevant information that would help you to know more about it, and to finish I would love for you to look for more on this topic by listening to the podcast, they will have a lot of fun.

Alexander Corrales Ordenes

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pleiades
The podcast with the theme "town of Tarapaca: celebration, dance and religion" was interesting to hear about topics such as traditions of the region and how they are not really appreciated. Mainly "Pleiades" focused on personal experiences for people who attend the celebrations, seeking to make visible the problems and solutions to forgetting them, the podcast deals with religious festivals in different ways from a critical and social point of view, The concept of traditions and how they pass from generation to generation took a favor so that history is not left behind as it has happened with many. The proposed solutions are to encourage people to learn about the traditional dances of the area and/or a guided tour, increasing trade during the festivals.
You should listen to this podcast because it gives you an invitation to the words of the broadcasters "Valuing the cultural heritage of the region".

Integrant: Victor Pardo, Monserrat Tejada, Constanza Palacios, Erika León

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The team chumbeque podcast informs us about the customary gastronomies and rituals to be carried out in the town of Colchane.
Within this, the steps and materials or ingredients in their typical dishes and rituals are included, they also interact with relatives of one of their members who constantly visit the town.
At the end I leave you invited to listen to this project since apart from being entertaining, it is an easy way to learn and understand information, especially if it deals with a gastronomic issue that is important to recognize.

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The podcast of the Pleyades team, dances, talks about the dances and celebrations that take place in the Tarapacá region, mentioning the origins that it has and how over time it had its impact on the cultural heritage of the region, since it became fundamental in the coexistence of people. Speaking more about the impact that this has on people, than on the religion itself of the dances.

The topic he touches on is very important to me to listen to, since it talks about the fundamentals that nobody gives importance to, which is the impact of traditions on people, what people feel with the experiences in activities like this of coexistence, and it is important to inform about these dances so as not to lose their importance

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Review (Matías Correa)

The podcast of the alpha team good wonder dynamite wave wolf squad, it's fun to listen to their podcast since it is full of good vibes, the references to shrek are notorious and funny. But if we focus on the function of the podcast they fulfill it, because it contains information that is valuable and verified, it also entertains the audience, which is vital for the podcast to become known and maintain a good margin of visits.

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This podcast talks about the most important thing in the region, the religious festivals, but from the angle of the main characters, the believers. Here they also report about  the town of Tarapacá, the dance and the oldest festival. They also propose some  proposals to be able to emphasize more in the Town of Tarapacá. definitely , the Pléyades Team as made a good choice of theme, talking about how participating in these parties have marked their their lives.
Belén Aizpurua.

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This captivating podcast talks about the relevance of events such as dances and religious festivals in the town of Tarapacá, emphasizing their impact on the people who live it, its origins and the great cultural influence it has on people today. of the area, for me this Podcast, in addition to talking about old customs that often go unnoticed by our generation, catches you with its way of expressing the interest they feel for the subject in question, being the most attractive of the entire project in my opinion.

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integrantes: Barbara Perez, Florencia Cofre, Sofia Vieytes, Francisco Valdivida, Mayte Araya.
In short, the group of historians from the north, addressed a topic of great cultural importance, as one of the members clearly says and personally has much of the attention is that this event be memorable in its recognition instead of leaving it in oblivion. In addition, the fact of sharing experiences of people who lived in their own flesh that time helps us to better measure how it really was, taking two different perspectives. As a recommendation to help the information, it could be integrated how the different houses of the pampinos were characterized according to their social grades at work and how the pampinos children created their toys in different ways.

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The podcast of historians from Historiadores del norte led by Felipe Opazo.  It is something full of knowledge, delivering data and curiosity that perhaps most of us did not know.  The podcast itself talks about the beginnings of the Santa Laura saltpeter and how they obtained their economic profits based on the extraction of the minerals found in the area.
I like that all the members have a good distribution of lines when presenting the information, what shocks me a bit in a dark way is that the naturalness is lost at the moment of presenting, apart from that everything is fine.  The information is understood, the members make it clear that they understand the topic, and their voices are harmonious.

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I highly recommend listening to this podcast, since it talks about a national monument which deserves more recognition for the importance that the dragon hill gives to Iquique

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Review the podcast "las maravillas del norte" by the team "equipo alfa buena maravilla onda dinamita escuadrón lobo"This podcast talks about el paseo Baquedano, from Iquique/Chile, This it's a historic road. The podcast talks about the history and the evolution of the place, since it's building and it's inspirations that takes for it.Whe recommend this podcast because this was an organized and profesional work, has  reliable sources, it was enjoyable by it's humor and touch diverses themes of interest. 

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Review the podcast "las maravillas del norte" by the team "equipo alfa buena maravilla onda dinamita escuadrón lobo"This podcast talks about el paseo Baquedano, from Iquique/Chile, This it's a historic road. The podcast talks about the history and the evolution of the place, since it's building and it's inspirations that takes for it.Whe recommend this podcast because this was an organized and profesional work, has  reliable sources, it was enjoyable by it's humor and touch diverses themes of interest. 

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A walk through the Plaza del Plad is an interesting podcast that talks about the Plaza Arturo Pard and its history, although with a somewhat monotonous and calm rhythm, it is clear with what it wants to convey and makes you think of that square in a different way. completely different, highly recommended for those interested in their cultural platrimoño.

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Team chumbeque: A podcast made from the Colchane people and their culture explains the rituals and their meals such as quinoa soupAnd the spicy llama, one of the sources of information was the grandfather and mother of one of the members as well as information from government documents, an interesting and very important topic, little research exists on this type of culture invites you to Listen and leave your opinion.

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Team chumbeque: A podcast made from the Colchane people and their culture explains the rituals and their meals such as quinoa soupAnd the spicy llama, one of the sources of information was the grandfather and mother of one of the members as well as information from government documents, an interesting and very important topic, little research exists on this type of culture invites you to Listen and leave your opinion.

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Dances, religion, culture, sound familiar? Well, this represents the podcast of the group pléyades.

A group of 7 members made to inform and highlight the importance of our dances in the Tarapacá region, but not only from a religious point of view, but cultural and how it impacts on people's lives.

Let's start with the oldest dance, the Chino dance, founded on September 8, 1908, which is played with drums and Chinese flute. This represents the beginning of an endless number of celebrations that will add importance throughout the years.

One of the most popular festivities is that of San Lorenzo.
Although it has been paralyzed in recent years by the pandemic, this group wanted to expose how this culture and these experiences are still alive in the people.

Love, religion, experiences, the pléyades team through this podcast encourages people to know the history of our region, inviting them to know these traditions and to relive our cultural and social history. So that the new generations continue with this legacy and take the weight, these dances, or more than dances, living history of the people.

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This work focuses on the Paseo Baquedano, its curious origin draws attention, in addition to the fact that it is a heritage, this makes us understand the importance of this and the most relevant thing is the importance it has for our region. I recommend it, as it makes you reflect on your surroundings.

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Colchane gastronomy was chosen, differentiating the type of gastronomy (typical dishes, rituals) apart from being a little different from Bolivian gastronomy. Two people were interviewed (the ale's grandfather and his mother) and the idea is not to forget the indigenous peoples, since they are rich in several areas.
Yerko zizak

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In the podcast of the team chumbeque he talks about the gastronomy of Colchane, in itself it is very attractive to listen to it since those who speak it is interesting to learn, it is incredible to know the preparations and how they make the culture of Colchane last

Anette♥️

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chose the gastronomy of Colchane, differentiating the type of gastronomy (typical dishes, rituals) two people were interviewed (Alexander's grandfather and mother) and the idea is not to forget the original peoples, since they are rich in several areas The gastronomy of Colchane It works with the Bolivian flavor.
Well I invite you to listen to this podcast once you don't get bored and the subject is interesting and draws a lot of attention

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This podcast talks about the Paseo Baquedano, talking about the time of the Paseo Baquedano, revealing the architecture of the place and the materials used in the houses on the Paseo. It also highlights that they talk about the weakness that the team had when finding information about the place, they explained how the weather affected the Oaseo Baquedano. I recommend this podcast to young people and adults in the Tarapacá region

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The square with the unforgettable surname is an icon of the northern city, the Prat square is part of the differences that the city of Iquique has, being that it is a place where we can form a connection from a young age, the steel team manages to make their podcast through based on having that connection, the way in which they scratch the scarcity of information outside of opinions is to be admired since this work does not suffer from just being words but manages to expand into official data that many do not know even being from the area, this is a great contribution to general knowledge for people from inside and outside the city and more projects like these are missing

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This podcast, in general Tarapacá, San Lorenzo, more than its cultural heritage such as its streets or beginnings, focused on the religious dances of this beautiful town, talking about its main dance, even the death of one of the deacons of this Broken.
Personally, I would recommend this podcast since it does not talk as much about its cultures as in other podcasts, it focuses more on the dance of its people, on the devotions to great patrons of Tarapacá, where it is much more interesting to know about the history of these dances.

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I recommended the chapter if this podcast because interest the topic Paseo Baquedano, explain its architecture and how it came about. Also about what mean for  the members of the group.

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I recommended the chapter if this podcast because interest the topic Paseo Baquedano, explain its architecture and how it came about. Also about what mean for  the members of the group.

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Today I had the pleasure of listening to a very interesting podcast from a group of Bishop Labbe's students. The podcast presents a large number of topics regarding the Paseo Baquedano, such as the love that is generated towards Iquique, experiences of people who have lived childhood in the region, as well as about the constructions of the promenade, among other things, finally to finish with this invitation to listen to that podcast I also want to mention that good music is presented.

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The podcast, Paseo por la plaza prat, carried out by the steel team tells us about the origins of plaza prat, a place full of history and memories of all its visitors, while presenting us with unknowns, such as why most do not visit it as much as before)??, or why young people don't seem to show as much interest in it and its preservation. As well as making visible the lack of information about the square in order to achieve, an interesting and innovative podcast.

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I recommend this podcast because it has good basic information and the members of the group explain very well the meaning of the Paseo Baquedano as cultural heritage.

I feel that it is important to know a little more than what we perhaps already have in mind about what the paseo baquedano is and I think this podcast will meet the expectations of teaching more about what it is about.