VOICED : Bolivias colourful cholets revive Andean architecture

The video explores the transformation of El Alto, Bolivia, from a dangerous city to a tourist attraction, driven by the rise of colorful 'chilets'—luxury buildings reflecting indigenous pride. This change is linked to the economic policies of Evo Morales, Bolivia's first indigenous president, which have empowered the indigenous middle class to invest in real estate. The video highlights the cultural pride and economic growth in El Alto, showcasing how tourism is now tapping into this revival to promote indigenous culture globally.

What is the architectural trend called 'chilet' a combination of?

• Chalet and Churro

• Chalet and Churro

• Chalet and Churro

• Chalet and Cholo

Who was the first president from Bolivia's indigenous community?

• Juan Evo

• Luis Arce

• Carlos Mesa

• Evo Morales

How has the indigenous middle class in El Alto changed since Evo Morales' presidency?

• They have stopped investing in local businesses.

• They have become less interested in real estate.

• They have moved to rural areas.

• They have become more visible and proud of their roots.

What role do tour guides play in El Alto's economic revival?

• They only guide tours in La Paz.

• They discourage tourism in the area.

• They focus on promoting foreign architecture.

• They showcase indigenous culture to the world.

What do the chilet buildings symbolize in El Alto?

• A new sense of pride and transformation

• A decline in cultural heritage

• A focus on traditional architecture

• An increase in poverty