What is Quechuas?
{{Ethnic group| |group=Quechua |image=Qichwa conchucos 01.jpg |total='''8 million''' |regions=[[Peru]], [[Bolivia]], [[Ecuador]]. |languages=[[Quechua]], [[Spanish language|Spanish]] |religions=[[Catholicism]] adapted to traditional Andean beliefs |related_groups=[[Aymaras]] }} '''Quechuas''' is the term used for several ethnic groups in [[South America]] that use a [[Quechua]] language ([[Southern Quechua]] mainly). They belong to several ethnic groups in [[South America]], above all in [[Peru]], [[Bolivia]] and [[Argentina]]. The Quechuas of [[Ecuador]] call themselves - as well as their language [[Kichwa]] - ''Kichwas'' or ''Quichuas''. The Kichwa-speaking group of Colombia are the [[Ingas]]. Some (historic) Quechua peoples: * [[Inca]] * [[Chancas]] (in Huancavelica, Ayacucho y Apurímac) * [[Huancas]] (in Junín; spoke Quechua before the Incas did) * [[Cañaris]] (in [[Ecuador]]; adopted the Quechua language from the Incas) ==Related pages== *[[Q'ero]] (an Andean Quechua community) {{stub}} [[Category:Ethnic groups in South America]] [[Category:Argentine people]] [[Category:Bolivian people]] [[Category:Peruvian people| ]]