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Summary

Peru's cultural identity stretches from the Inca Empire's stone cities at Cusco and Machu Picchu to the ceviche counters of Lima, now recognized as one of the world's premier food destinations. Peruvians carry Spanish, Quechua, Aymara, African, and Japanese influences into every aspect of daily life. Large Peruvian communities in the U.S., Argentina, and Chile keep those connections alive through food, festivals, and language.

Community at a Glance

Fast facts about the Peruvian community in the United States

Diaspora
Peruvian Diaspora

Diaspora

Concentrated in Miami, New York, Los Angeles, Buenos Aires, and Santiago

Spanish is official
Primary Language

Spanish is official

Quechua and Aymara are co-official indigenous languages

Inti Raymi
Major Holidays

Inti Raymi

Fiestas Patrias (July 28-29), Señor de los Milagros procession

Roman Catholicism is practiced by the majority of the population
Cultural Religions

Roman Catholicism is practiced by the majority of the population

Roman Catholicism is practiced by the majority of the population

Evangelical Christianity is growing
Religious Diversity

Evangelical Christianity is growing

and Andean spiritual practices persist alongside Catholicism

Inca Empire centered at Cusco
Civilization

Inca Empire centered at Cusco

flourishing from roughly 1400 to 1532 CE

Key Definitions

Quick guide to terms you'll hear in the Peruvian community

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What is Inti Raymi?

Inti Raymi is the Inca Festival of the Sun, celebrated every June 24 in Cusco with theatrical reenactments honoring the sun god Inti.

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What does "Nikkei" mean in Peruvian culture?

Nikkei refers to the Japanese-Peruvian community, whose culinary and cultural fusion produced dishes like tiradito, blending Japanese raw-fish technique with Andean flavors.

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What is the Señor de los Milagros?

It is Lima's most massive Catholic procession, held each October, drawing hundreds of thousands dressed in purple to honor a colonial-era painted image of Christ.

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