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sábado, 7 de junio de 2014

DIA DE LA BANDERA NACIONAL

Hoy día 07 de Junio, día de nuestra "Bandera Nacional". Recuerdo el himno "marcha de la Bandera Peruana" que cantábamos en el colegio a viva voz y con mucho orgullo.
Les paso el link, a subir el volúmen y cantar.
                            "Te amo Perú"

sábado, 27 de julio de 2013

FELICES FIESTAS PATRIAS

           It also welcomes the rhythm of Peruvian music.
                          "Happy Independence Day"





sábado, 11 de agosto de 2012

AREQUIPA MY CUTE WHITE CITY

August 15 is celebrated on the day of Arequipa, my second home because my mother is from Arequipa.

If my memories served me well, I remember when we and my father used to travel to Arequipa. My first trip as a child was to Arequipa.
I remember a lot the countryside, the scenery, the marvelous sun, the smell of animals, food and of course their beloved and kindness people.
 

Remember we went to visiting family and they invited us beans cooked and boiled garlic, which caused great shock to me, but I liked
Also remember that we ate guinea pig chactado, I felt sorry for the guinea pig, but I liked it.


My mom used to cooking with my relatives, and one day I helped them to peeling the peppers, but I made the error of putting my fingers into my eyes, you can imagine how much it burns, I cried so much!, But also cried when I ate Filling Rocoto. Now I love them.

Then when I was younger I never stopped visiting my lovely city of Arequipa. Where in the entrance of the first view you can see his lovely Misti volcano named has a inexplicable magic that encourages you to visit forever.

I have always used to travel to Arequipa, curiously all August 15, forever in my best vacation which brings me just as good memories I keep forever.
 

For the people of Arequipa which has habits them know the "Te pitiado" which is a combination of tea and Anise, The holding of the "Virgen de Chapi" on May 1rst.,  the delicious Adobo who we eat each Sunday, of course "white soup" that continues .. yumy
 

I love Arequipa, I hope that one day you will be traveling there. I believe it will be quite soon.

Meanwhile one of my favorites songs, a toast to Arequipa!! 

         

domingo, 27 de mayo de 2012

VAMOS A GAMARRA EN TREN ELECTRICO

Hace unos años, recuerdo que veía unas columnas enormes por toda la Av. Aviación, decían que era para el “Tren Eléctrico”. Pasaban los años y aquellos muros fueron pintados por algunos artistas plásticos, que en verdad embellecían la vista.

Por un momento pensé, que era como un elefante blanco, pensé que tendría que pasar muchos años para que el “Tren Eléctrico” sea una realidad. De pronto un día empezaron a trabajar, cerraron el tráfico, la gente se molestaba por el congestionamiento,  pero   poco a poco se veía el avance. Trabajaban día y noche, con máquinas que no se habían visto, con personal uniformado y se veían bien organizados. Hasta que un día terminaron, y empezaron las pruebas de viajes y además gratis.

En un principio pensé  ¡¡Ni loca me subo!! , no sea que de pronto se malogre o suceda algo, pero le di  el beneficio de la duda y subí al tren.

La verdad me impresionó, llegó a la hora programada, el interior se veía muy bonito, con agarradores y asientos especiales para ciertas personas.

Apenas ingresas, mediante un micrófono te informan -antes de subir al tren- que debes mantenerte lejos de la línea amarilla, luego que ingresas te dan la bienvenida, te repiten que debes dar asiento a personas de preferencia a: señores de tercera edad, madres gestantes, discapacitados, que debes mantenerte lejos de la puerta, que está prohibido vender u ofrecer productos, y te van avisando la próxima parada.

Por supuesto, como siempre la criollada, he observado que algunos hombres se mantienen sentados  y para no ceder el asiento se hacen los dormidos, ja  ja  ja, cuando no!!
Durante mi viaje a Gamarra, observé desde lo alto que hay techos de casas que realmente necesitan una arregladita o una limpieza. También me gané con gente que recién se levantaba y andaba en paños menores ja ja ja, se les terminó la privacidad.

Que podemos pedir cuando el viaje es gratis, todos viajábamos apretaditos y con el calor que hacía, el viaje me estaba mareando un poco debido a ciertos olores  plop!!
Ahora que ya cobran el pasaje ya no viaja tanta gente, primero tienes que comprar una tarjeta que cuesta S/. 5.00, y por cada viaje debes recargar S/. 1.50.

No está nada mal, la verdad ahora es más seguro y rápido ir no solo a Gamarra sino también a Villa El Salvador,  y solo te demanda 25 minutos. Hay bastante seguridad y cordialidad, ascensores, baños públicos, personal de informes, siempre lo mantienen limpio y sobre todo es puntual.

Por eso me siento orgullosa y contenta con este progreso!! 













martes, 3 de abril de 2012

LA MARINERA

Marinera is a dance of free couples, their origin is polemical, according to Don Abelardo Gamarra "El tunante" (writer and journalist) "La Marinera" takes its name after the war with Chile and in tribute to Don Miguel Grau and the marine military of Peru (1879).
In 1893, El Tunante" attended a piano concert given by a girl Lima -musical prodigy, while "El tunante" sang the little scribbled notes and thus was born "La Decana" now known as "La Concheperla", this girl named was Rosa Mercedes Ayarza de Morales.
A dream of mine was to learn how to dance "Marinera", and now I´ve made since  I´m going to dancing classes.
It is wonderful to listen of musical notes, my smile is  not so easily erased because it is a wonderful music, I love it.
Raise high the handkerchief highly and move it around, erect with the head is sometimes to back every time you flirt with your couple when dancing. There is no feel the cold weather there is no pain in my bare feet, I feel joy and happiness to dance "Marinera" which is a peruvian proud.
I invite you watch flashmode of Marinera in The Plaza de Armas, where is proclamed The Marinera heritage of peru, and is celebrating each october 7th.

martes, 20 de septiembre de 2011

PERUVIAN COTTON

I remember one of my trips to the north of our beloved country.
I was surprised to see a large vegetation with white dots - I asked my father what is that, it is so beautiful ... ? ... He said: "Cotton", and your clothes you use are mostly made ​​of cotton. And it left me impressed.
Our Peruvian cotton has many qualities, including Pima cotton, which  is the same that is grown and extracted in a desert of northern Peru in an area of about 40 km Its microclimate favors the cultivation of one of the best cotton in the world both by the length of the fiber as the degree of maturity. Its fibers, 2% to 3% inches, are similar to those of wool. It is used mainly for knitted fabrics, hosiery, and for mixed wool and cotton.




Peruvian Cotton not only is planted in the north of our country but also south, in Cañete. Where every 4 to 6 weeks, are conducted "workaround" manually. Harvesters , are migrant workers who move from the southern highlands of Peru to the coastal valleys, in this case the Cañete Valley. The collection of motes maturation depends on achieving a high quality product, hardly matched by mechanical harvesting. The purity that has our cotton is free of impurities which sometimes is caused by particles of the plant.
The hand-picked cotton is cleaner than it is harvested by machine. It has a soft texture and warm, with an elasticity and resistance to crushing enough flax greater than and less than wool. The finish makes possible an improvement.
It is used not only in clothing but also underwear, (helps to prevent allergies in the delicate skin of our intimate area).
We are proud to see our Peruvian Cotton that is used in confections of high fashion. And in the last event of  "Fashion Week NY", specifically the renowned Spanish designer brand "Custo Barcelona", introduced a clothing line in 3D, and it is precisely from Peru where he performs his clothing.

Custo, gives us nice words, from Reuters:

"This is what the designer told Efe that showed a collection of 72 pieces marked by colors like red, green, yellow or blue combined with earth tones, and dedicated workers of the factories of Honduras and Perú that have been woven garments. EFE "