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espanolEste trabajo se inserta al interior de los estudios de religion comparada de las sociedades mesoamericanas y andinas. Una constante universal es la divinizacion de determinados animales o sus atributos (fisicos o de conducta) para crear la imagen de las deidades. En este caso nos interesa mostrar como son percibidos tres animales que pertenecen a la fauna de ambas civilizaciones. Todos ellos tienen valencias sagradas, pero su sentido y funcion son especificos a cada uno de sus ambitos culturales. EnglishThis work makes a contribution to comparative religion studies of Mesoamerican and Andean societies. A universal constant is the deification of certain animals and their attributes (physical or behavioral) in the image of the deities. Here, we highlight how three animals are perceived as belonging to the fauna of both civilizations. They all have sacred roots, but their meaning and function are specific to each of their cultural backgrounds.

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