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It is the political and legal organization of a society with several nations united in a single State with a plurinational representative government, and are subject to a single Political Constitution.

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Valdivia Culture (4,000 to 1,600 years B.C.)

Machalilla Culture (1600 to 800 B.C.)

Chorrera Culture (1000 to 100 years B.C.)

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"Manabita Culture"

Gastronomy: In Manabí its gastronomy varies according to the place where it is, but the most typical dishes on the coast are the ceviches, corviches, encocados, bolones de verde, the viches, the bollo, cazuelas; while in the center the food is distinguished for being cooked in wood ovens.

Traditions: It is a very active town, which preserves some traditions and customs. Among the most important are the Sunday fairs that give an aspect of constant bustle to the town, to where peasants from many places in Manabí converge.

Clothing: Manabí clothing consists of a cotona or light shirt, cloth pants, toquilla straw hat and mocora palm, in men. Women wore long and loose skirts, polkas with long sleeves, adorned with arambeles and fretwork or lace. The hair was long and braided, adorned with colorful ribbons and flowers.

Music: The stick guitar is predominant in Creole music, which developed after the Spanish colonization of America. There are numerous pasillos and pasacalles made in honor of this land by its inhabitants.

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