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The aim of this study is to analyze the textual and cultural proposal that comes from the work of the puneño’s writer José Luis Ayala, Cábala para inmigrantes (2003). Our hypothesis is that the protagonist assumes his migrant status based on his Andean identity and from his role of mediator with the cosmic world, that is to say, as a yatiri. In this sense, it is possible to say that he seeks him destiny in Paris through the reading of coca; because of that, through his ritual practice confronts cultural shock, discrimination and Western rationality. This action is transformed into a strategy that allows him to resignify the space of the foreigner, to turn it into a locus of cultural resistance.

Un yatiri en los bulevares de la soledad: la lectura de coca como estrategia de resistencia cultural en Cábala para inmigrantes de José Luis Ayala