More dancing...my feet hurt at the end of the night. It seemed that ever guy wanted to dance with the gringa. 

Grandma 

The grandpa (who was a little drunk and serenaded us with a song) 

The gas container on the ground held strawberry flavored chicha 

My own giant personal cerveza 

They kept getting the people to move to the side to take a picture of me 

Dancing (more like just moving your feet) 

My full costume 

Trying to hide in the grass to use the bathroom 

Making sure it fits well 

After the ceremony, the grandmother makes a speech and gifted me with traditional clothing...a hat, a skirt, and a shawl 

The poor girl looked like a blind stylist had cut her hair 

Her cousin cutting her hair 

Everyone takes a turn coming up and putting money in the plate. You give money to be able to cut her hair. 

The first cut of her hair 

I had to stand up in front of all of these people and give a speech to start the haircutting. I was a bit nervous 

Finishing the meal off with a bit of warm pisco...it is tradition. 

Enjoying the meal 

After soup and cookies and candy, they served fresh pig. My plate was larger than anyone else's and I am sad to say that I did not finish it. 

This is a fairly big house for the area, I have been in a lot smaller 

Bulls on the roof for protection and luck 

Norka with her dad 

She was not very happy... 

Courtyard 

The mother of Norka and her daughter, and her sister and daugther