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The chagras are part of the Indian-Spanish miscegenation that inhabits to this day, in the paramos and Ecuadorian high Andean rural areas, maintaining the traditions, passions and rural skills introduced by the Spanish conquerors. Development, modernity, multiple territorial divisions have transformed the landscape and adapted the traditions of the paramo. The purpose of this research is to describe one of the most significant traditions of the chagra, the annual Processional Walk of the Chagra, which takes place in the city of Machachi, Ecuador. It is a mestizo ritual, the cultural identity card of the Mejia canton, which has become the main stage of the high Andean cultural landscape in the region, where the chagras gather to express and display with dignity and pride their love for the countryside, the paramo, the water, the flora, the fauna and the products of a region.

El chagra guardián del páramo. Reseña del paisaje cultural del chagra, Machachi, Ecuador