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Caption Pictured is one of the dance groups which took part last June 5 in a Children's Festival sponsored by Radio Bahá'í in Otavalo, Ecuador. The annual event, called 'Guaguamanta Guaguapac,' a Quechua phrase meaning 'by the children and for the children,' is presented by Radio Bahá'í to promote the talents of rural children and foster an appreciation of their culture. Last year's festival involved 17 schools and 3,000 spectators in an eight-hour program of music, dance, poetry and drama.
Source Bahá’í News. Issue 686, page 13. View as PDF

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