TURISMO , EN INGLÉS -MÓRROPE

1. TOURISM MORROPE
STUDENTS: -Guevara Ramírez Malú
-Manayalle Guzman Mariela
 GRADE : 5to B
 TEACHER : Mg. Olga Reaño Kant
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La Victoria - Chiclayo

2. Morrope
MILENA MORROPE THE LAND IGUANA, MUCHIK
ARTISTS AND GYPSUM AND SALT Creation and
capital
The district was created Mórrope at the time of Independence. Its
capital is the town of Mórrope, located on the right side of the new PanAmerican Highway to 33.5 km. North of the city of Chi ¬ Clay 32 m
Being located on the left bank of Morro ¬ pe (junction of the rivers
Motupe and milk), the city was flooded in 1983, but more often the
morropanos suffer droughts and insufficient water for agriculture. It is
believed that the name comes from the Aboriginal voice "morrup"
meaning '"iguana", about which there is a legend.Among the preHispanic ethnic groupings (Eten Monsefú Mochumi, Resume, Jayanca,
Motupe, Olmos and others), Mórrope is perhaps one of the best
preserved, because its population is dispersed. clinging to the sand and
taking a hard lifestyle and learned if ¬ centuries, at least a millennium.
The huacas Cucufa, Casa Grande, La Campana, Montegrande, Huaca

3. Population
According to the census 2005 and 2007 has a larger population Mórrope
Olmos, placing the district as the first population of all districts of the
province of Lambayeque. With a total of 39.174 inhabitants, 9.050 of
which is urban and rural population belongs to 30.124, being 19.648
19.526 men and women. Distributed in 36 villages, three towns and over
70 attachments
CREATION DISTRICT Created at the time of Independence on February
12, 1821, by decree of protectorate recognized by His Excellency Senor
Don Jose de San Martin Captain General and Chief of the Liberating Army
of Peru. In 1824 as a district is reaffirmed by the dictatorial regime of the
Liberator Simón Bolvar

4. Morrope map

5. travel newsletter
"VISIT
THE
ANCIENT
LAND
Morrope IGUANA AND ART
Muchik"
Mochica Mórrope hometown, is a
laborious scented People fishing and
agriculture, with various artists in
ceramics, textiles and Burilado
Native
Cotton.
On June 29, 1536 the Spanish
arrived Murrup Mórrope named.
District territory demarcated the
February 12, 1821, confirming its
political administration on 02 January
1857 with the creation of the District
Municipality.

6. Places of production: Family Workshop Valdera Carmen
Santisteban (against Mórrope Municipal Stadium), Workshop
Olleria family farmhouse
Workshop potter Virgil (Annapara village detour), pottery
workshops in the village of olleria, family pottery nativity
takes tuñoque and Sandoval, shop and workshop tissues
Muchik coloradinos olleria, cotton weaving workshops
Native:.
Typical foods: rice and beans kid, thickened, piqueo mackerel
and stripes, cool sweaty, ceviche of little words, and so on.
Muchik sacred drink "chicha"
Chicha two-cooked, fresh and Claritas
Religious holidays: the most important are: Baby Jesus Reyes
(6 and 7 January), Cross of diapers (10 and 11 May and
November), Virgen de las Mercedes (September 24), All Saints
and All Souls (01 and 02 November) and San Pedro Labrador
(June 29)
Legends: Legend of Felam, Murrup Legend, Legend of the
House of Casa Grande
Music and Dance: the missing sailors maco Reducindo
Murrup castro and dance, Atarrayeros shepherdesses, Negritos.

8. FLUTE
AND
ANCIENT
BOX
Mochica origin musical instrument that
accompanies the dance of shepherds and
Negritos.
SAILORS
The late Reducindo Maco Castro, is the
prototype of Mórrope Adopted Son, "which
left its mark in more than 200 sailors
composed and sung about customs and
daily experiences of the settler morropense.
Dances: Atarrayeros Murrup and express
fishing-agìcolas circumstances of his
descendants Muchik, Pastors, Negritos and
Pavita reflect the festive spirit and mocking
of times and times of Spanish colonialism.