Editing Supay (section)

==Retablos==
Vintage Andean household altars or ''[[Peruvian retablo|retablo]]s'' typically depicted two of the aforementioned three worlds, but more recent altars depict all three, with the lowest floor, Uku Pacha, of the lost souls of the deceased and demonical beings. The supay-devils are portrayed as goat-men with wings and long claws on hands and hind feet. There are also winged angels depicted, but the indigenous faith regards this not so much as the battle between good and evil but as striking balance between natural forces.{{Refn|Strong,<ref name="strong2012"/> citing [[:es:Luis Millones Santagadea|Millones, Luis]] (2004), ''Dioses familiares'' p. 194.}}