Where did the poncho coat originate?
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The poncho coat originated in South America, primarily among the indigenous peoples of the Andes, including regions in present-day Peru, Bolivia, and Chile. It was traditionally made from wool or alpaca fiber and served as a practical garment for protection against the cold and rain in the mountainous regions. Over time, the poncho has been adapted and embraced by various cultures worldwide.
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