The life of the Peruvian José María Arguedas
José María Arguedas was born in Andahuaylas, in the Sierra Sur del Peru on January 19, 1911.
In this essay I announce as José María Arguedas announced the existence of deep Peru full of abuse, marginations through his writings. José María Arguedas was one of the few writers who announced deep Peru, since he lived two years in contact with the Indians speaking their language learning their customs until in 1923 their parents picked them up, it was enough that José María ArguedasHe learned his hardships, sorrows of the Indians, is what reflects in all his works for example: Yawar Fiesta (1941), the deep rivers (1958), the sixth (1961).
In the events of his works it makes us see that every Andean must be respected and not disrespect and we know that the life of the majorities of people is very hard in various situations that happen in the world. One of the most complicated in Arguedas’s life was when he was still a child he lost his mother at a time when he needed him most because since then he suffers a lot
The stage of his childhood his father achieves a second commitment in the end to give him another Arguedas home coexists with his stepmother which mistreated him by giving him heavy jobs mistreating him at his young age.
With what I have read, they work from José María Arguedas, formerly the rights were not respected and there was much discrimination for people of little economy or simply because of the skin color.
Well today follows the marginalization of races, but we are currently doing nothing for that to culminate, it is we who marginalize ourselves, because we do not want to realize how wonderful our race, traditions, languages and customs is.
This discrimination should be changed, so that our traditions, beliefs, customs and folklore prevail because despite being one of the most history countries unfortunately we do not value it and is lost.
At present and since many years ago it has been seen that people losing cultural identity, since they preferBe aware that our identity is something very nice that we have and we must appreciate it as something very valuable.
At present they already respect everyone’s rights, but discrimination follows there is always a small percentage of the population discriminates to the least, as there are people who respect others.
In his works he also talks about the poverty that existed and well also currently exists, since there are people who for reasonable reasons cannot work and also today with the pandemic there are people who have run out of work so notThere may be many people in one place because they are at risk of spreading the faster virus.
Now as human beings that we know what has previously happened we must try to change more, for example that children know that not why another person is another skin color so to speak is different from us or lower, since allWe have the same rights and we must be respected as any person, so that future generations know how to educate their children very well and we can improve the world.
For these reasons in this essay, José María Arguedas and his works that present a multicultural message are discussed, and talks about very important issues today, since each of us has a cultural identity with customs and traditions that sometimes with theTime are being lost or changing, those customs are what represent us as Peruvians therefore we have to be proud of our culture. The poverty of a person does not mean that he is less human and deserves less than another, we can respect everyone and live a full and happy life.
The works of José María Arguedas have a great reflection itself, so we must comply with it and learn from the mistakes we once made. We must be proud of who we are and continue fighting to be better.
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