Jopara and Karai Octubre: Paraguay’s October 1 Tradition
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A pot of Jopara, October 1, and Karai Octubre: this simple corn-and-bean stew is tied to a tradition that is still alive today.
Myths, Legends & Stories
Stories about mysterious beings, ghosts, hidden treasures or extraordinary events are part of Paraguay’s cultural tradition.
Who in Paraguay hasn’t heard of the Pombero – at least by name?
Figures such as Jasy Jatere or Luisón, ghost stories, treasure legends and regional tales have been passed down for generations and continue to appear in literature, art and everyday culture.
In this collection, you’ll find articles about myths, legends, figures and other traditional stories from Paraguay. The focus is not only on what is told, but also on where these traditions may come from, how they have changed over time and what role they still play today.
This collection is regularly expanded and updated.
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