Tarabuco

Tarabuco is a small town and municipality of Bolivia, capital of the Yamparaez province in the branch of Chuquisaca. It is quality referred to as the home of the Yampara subculture. The municipality covers a place of ​​1,023 km² and has a populace of 16,944 inhabitants. In Tarabuco, the Pujllay competition is held annually in March. Every Sunday the indigenous market is widely known within the middle of the metropolis wherein the agricultural groups alternate meals, agricultural products and clothing.

The Villa de Tarabuco was founded by using order of the Viceroy Don Francisco de Toledo on June 29, 1578, taking gain of the existence of an old Quechua city, 2 calling itself San Pedro de Montalban de Tarabuco for having been placed underneath the safety of the saint of the Spanish city of Montalbán. On December 6, 2009, the Tarabuquenos went to the polls to decide by referendum on their conversion or no longer to Native Indigenous Peasant Autonomy. According to the respectable statistics of the Computing Act issued by means of the now Plurinational Electoral Body, 90.8% of the inhabitants said Yes to the transition technique.