The "Ekeko", an Andean god, popular in Peru

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The "Ekeko", an Andean god, popular in Peru

The "Ekeko" is an Andean god that is popular in Peru and Bolivia. It is a well-known figure in the mythology and folklore of the people from the Andean Altiplano and is believed to bring abundance, happiness, protection and luck to the household.

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The "Ekeko", an Andean god, popular in Peru