Cholitas

Cholitas are indigenous women from Bolivia, traditionally recognized by their distinctive attire, including bowler hats, layered skirts, and shawls. They are known for their strength, resilience, and cultural pride, often embodying a blend of indigenous identity and modern social roles. Historically marginalized, cholitas have become symbols of empowerment and cultural preservation, actively participating in social, political, and economic life in Bolivia. Their appearance challenges stereotypes and highlights the importance of indigenous heritage in the country's national identity.