Peru is a country with an ancient culture, which has been enriched through different historical events. This is why our country has an outstanding culture, with delicious food, interesting archaeological remains and a great variety of typical dances, among others. For this year, the national team uniform is inspired by a dance called "La Diablada Puneña".

This dance represents the fight between good and evil, also between indigenous and christian religiosity, brought to the area by the Jesuits. In the dance the character "Saint Michael, the Archangel" is seen fighting against Lucifer and 7 devils who represent the deadly sins. Visually, the devils have a lot of inspiration on the "achanchus", an entity who, supposedly, inhabited the mines and guard them. It is associated with the "Virgen de la Candelaria", by a legend in which it is said that in a mine, amid fire, the Virgin Mary herself was seen fighting against the "devil's mine".

This dance is Cultural Heritage, and although it is danced in Puno, it has been represented in Bolivia and Chile, each having its own characteristics. You can enjoy this dance in the festival of "la Diablada" or "Fiesta de la Virgen Candelaria", which takes place the first week of November in Puno. It is a delight in its entirety, highlighting the outfits and masks, full of color, texture and art.

By transferring it to our national uniform, we tried to represent that fight between the ferocity of the player and fair play, aspects that represent our country within quidditch. To be humble of heart, without ever letting down your guard. Maintaining the focus on the game, but without allowing yourself to falter. The peruvian is very commited and never goes to a game without knowing that everything they have is on the table. This is how our national team is traveling, with our "cholo" strength and our clear conscience of fighting "until the last cartridge has been fired".