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The story, which traveled through the voices of our ancestors, narrates that on astormy evening, quiet eddies turned and made a capsized ship. The shipment, destined to rescue the last Inca emperor, Atahualpa, ending in the riverbed. The ruler had offered to pay gold and silver to the Spanish conquerors to be liberated and fulfilled that promise but was executed in Cajamacra.

Many ventured to find the treasure that never arrived to the empire of the Sons of the Sun and many also reported that on stormy nights, the background of radiating Loncomilla golden reflections.

The shipment was never found, but after more than five centuries only certainty isthat the real gold stayed in this land to inherit generous bright notes to the vinesgrowing near that river, still restless and abundant.