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Preservación vs Evolución | Andrea Yriberry | TEDxPaseoSantaLucía


these are my genes 23 pairs of

chromosomes that dictate who I am and from

where do I come from the color of my eyes

until the thickness of my hair everything is

contained in these 23 chromosomes

as you know the DNA does not come

only from your parents but it’s from

all your ancestors

for me it was a great discovery

understand more about my genes and where

discover the great passion that I have for

Latin America is contained in all

the yellow markers

these markers represent all of these

countries that are contained within

my genes this genetics has generated me

a great love for latin america and

Through the years

This love has led me to know the

latin america when you know it is

know your people your passion your

intelligence its landscapes its skies

blue but above all those sunsets

that leave you breathless knowing

latin america is to live its culture

Live your folklore with the five senses

experience everything that this entails

I have worked through time

for the cultural heritage of america

latina and part of the big questions

that are born when we talk about heritage

cultural begin when they ask me

constantly making a Bolivian

working in Mexico and maybe if

we exploit a little the question what or

why would you regal

import Chiapas textiles part

of what we understand by heritage

cultural

according to many people

and according to bull is spaces and monuments

places things when I have learned that

the most valuable cultural heritage

is all intangible and the first

lesson he learned with textiles

this textile

when you see it they mean ways

combinations but in reality this

textile and these icons are simply

spaces where stories are told

this is the futur that for the community

maya is the representation of the mother

sacred the fertility symbol of

family and through drawing them

teach their children about their beliefs

and its values

the second story to tell you

because the intangible heritage

cultural is so valuable is told in a

community also in the highs of

chiapas east that is called zinacantán a

Chinese enchanted is one is a population

where the vast majority of its inhabitants

produce flowers and therefore many of their

altars many of their spaces are

covered in flowers every time he visited

these communities particularly this

community I love going to visit the

temple because the altar is full of

flowers

the smells of the flowers feel

cool and somehow make me

relive a little bit of what happens in that

culture does on my last trip I

I took my sister and a friend to

know exactly this temple stem

we were stuck to a to a wall

observing the majesty of this

space me telling you how little

I know of the place and suddenly they start

get what are called stewards a

butler in an indigenous community

he is a citizen to whom the community

has granted the pleasure of serving the

town every butler serves is still a

a saint prays him what cares you saw him

for a period of time once a

week

the mayordomos come together in the church and

on the whole

remain for the community all their

saints what I’m going to show you right now

is a piece of that moment in which the

space ceases to be space because the

culture and the magic of the intangible is

it creates so short but so precise a prayer

a space and it’s the people that make

those spaces are revived that’s why the

word folklore has the two parts

people and knowledge because we require

of us from the village to make the

culture viva mexico is a country

extremely multicultural and although

we constantly believe that culture

are only indigenous groups or

the Huichols the Regios are also

a culture those of the df are also a

culture and the first step towards prost

prosper as a society is in

truly recognize us as a

cultural group and recognize all the

groups with whom we interact with

that we can be in contact because

many Mexicans have not traveled or

even to the south of your country but good

is an important part of this

recognition is in the capacity of

understand and value the beliefs of

the rest

cultures one of the first bridges that

help in this recognition process

is the language when a Huichol learns

to speak Spanish can be expressed

better than you can count on what you believe in

what he dreams and the same thing backwards if

some of us learn to speak

Quechua

we could probably understand the

Inca culture in a completely

different

my theory is that we are about to

start a second where you’re going to

have an even more important bridge the

language technology

technology will give us the ability

to connect even more to recognize

all the other groups that are there

outside through virtual reality

through truly getting into

the experiences of other people

in the spaces

imagine this prayer that I have just

give virtual reality but we do not

we go so far to what we

we take the internet for granted

internet in the world currently

only 3.5 billion people of

the seven of us that we have access to

internet starting as in 2020 plus or

less about five or six million

people of the world will enter

Internet

imagine what all that amount of

people are going to bring to the internet

the amount of knowledge of cultures

new values ​​of beliefs

now if there is a dangerous point

generally when we talk about

globalization

we tend to believe that it is a time for

unify and that’s why the important thing of

recognize the other magnet and no more

good to deny them

because if not in that moment in which

let’s start denying other cultures

or not recognize them

let’s start to unify and

eventually we will all end

having the same beliefs and

same values

I do not think we want to be a humanity

of robots

I firmly believe in the wealth that there is in

our cultural diversity and considered

that to truly thrive as

society we should start to recognize a

from my great nightmares get up a

day and having to take my children to a

museum to know a culture because

is no longer in the world

I dream and work for that culture

be something alive to what is in the

streets to which we are constantly

living interacting the reality of

the culture is that we constantly believe

which is a matter of preservation

when in reality

culture is a dynamic being is a being

I live that we make decisions

daily that they change or modify the

culture with which we live

the problem is that the culture took a

little in changing then we have to believe

which is something static

these three stories that I’m going to

tell next are from people

who take the decision to transform the

culture in something alive present and model

the first story happens in my country

these are cholitas paseñas is the suit

with which they dress is a

tranque have seen since childhood

and this woman who is also paseña

she is also a proud carrier of

skirt that transforms their culture to

get to catwalks as the child failed

wake with a proposal that transforms

culture in a new vision of what

wants it to lie in the future or is it

Oaxacan woman

Zapotec cook that through the

kitchen has transformed what we

We believe or think of Mexican food

their restaurants have been recognized

all over the world

transformation live culture or this

person that is probably a

story a little foreign but I like it

Talk about this person is alexander

hamilton

this if they have not yet fixed

come the $ 10 bills that

right now it ‘s a bit difficult

get them but it ‘s on the ticket

10 dollars is he was one of the

the first treasure secretary of the

America probably never

we would have heard about this

person if it’s not for the son of

Puerto Rican immigrants lin manuel

Miranda decides to transform history

of hamilton in a work of art in

broadway

this work of art has not only won

prizes of all that can be

imagine but has also put a

new cúa status in what it means

Broadway your cast is extremely

diverse east washington

in the cast I think it’s this Asian

and his representation has shown that

culture can be present and can

be alive in what today represents something

for us all the songs that

they sing are in rap this advised them

much to follow the step of this work

then all my work and in what

I think it has led me to think that

culture is what we all live

days that Mexico and the changes that

we want to see where Latin America and

the changes that we want to see in the

region are met and all are changed

the days with the actions that each

of us we take every day

recognize and transform our culture

it depends on us and maybe my call

today

is the one that truly explorer

what are the cultures the beliefs

the experiences that are controlling them

you today because the reality of the

things is that the only way in which

let’s change the world is

truly knowing those who

they are in front of us and knowing

I mean not only intellectually

but truly appreciating what

other people appreciate it because it is

the only way we’re going to

recognize that we live in a world

rural pluripolar and that is the only

way in which we are going to be able to take what

best of him

thank you very much

[Applause]

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