As you said pedro echarte, the cacharpas are celebrations of parting between the Andean Peoples, although used more " popurri " for the Act and " cacharpa " for gifts or things carrying 40 traveler; where does the meaning of " bartulo " and up to " linyera " ). Both have a common etimo, which is quechua " carchar " or theft of belongings to the dead, what little wear. There can come use as " coins " " what little I have or I got 34. See: Popurri. See: Linyera.
The origin of this word comes from: BRIEFCASES. ( m. or. to cacharpas. ) m. Peru.convite's farewell offered to going on a trip.Peru. Dance being held on this occasion.Without etimo. It should be ( the Quechua kacharpariy, release, release.? ) popurri. f. N. of the Argent. Party that says the Carnival and, occasionally, the traveller.Without etimo. It should be ( Aymara kacharpaya.? ) omission of reference to the Peru. In the Peruvian Highlands is known this word. do cacharpas. ( the Quechua cacharpayani, dispatch, avian Walker. ) f. pl. Amer. Merid. Figurines, junk of little value.Missing referral. It should be do cacharpas. ( of briefcases. ) Cacharpa Word widespread in the countries of the South, of highly elastic meaning, that the same means a garment to a worthless rag-my cacharpas are my stuff, my exclusive or brasses of the memo, my ornaments of silver, etc., and also the rags-stuff, in Colombia means the Academy, but to my city cacharpa, we call him the coins?, when you have a muchas.monedas say I'm going to pay with pure cacharpa, now this terms do not appear in dictionaries so its use is only from here and perhaps many people, or knows that it really means, and seeing the true meaning if concerns.
