The Arawi is a poetic form that is very appreciated and widespread in the Inca Empire. In his aesthetic concept, it is the most creative and varied and starts his themes of feeling more intimate than the indigenous poet. Arawi comes from the verb Harawi, which means verse or, more properly, to compose songs.The arawiku favorite themes were love, expressed with delicacy in joy or pain. It would seem that the colonial period erased all the other forms practiced by the arawikus; forms which, according to Poma de Ayala, were varied, full of faith and hope, like the kusi arawi, who essentially was cheerful and smiling: wrijsa arawi, gracious and gallant; sumaj arawi, musical and refined: the Sankay arawi, scapegoat and serious; While the jarey arawi was expression more pure suffering love. Language is lyrical, expressing themselves with difficult translate, in the evocation not only loved but also of things and landscape musicianship and refinement in all these forms.
