Cusco is that imagined place to live in. We stayed there for three days, enough time to meet very kind people and specially Felicitas. She is a young woman who lived with her parents in a small village in the forest. However, they decided that for Felicitas it was time to study, so she came to Cusco, studied a few hours per day, sold wool clothes made by her mother and she usually slept at her aunt’s small flat. Felicitas sold us a female scarf and a cap. We could meet some of her friends, teenagers as she was, cool people. We cannot keep in touch with her, anyway we remember her and we would love to see how is she living.
Mariña.
Felicidades por vuestros artículos,chicos y gracias por mostrarnos la realidad social de esos lugares tan castigados y devastados a lo largo de tantos siglos de injusticias.
ResponderEliminarAún no conozco Perú pero de momento disfrutaré con vuestras experiencias y vivencias personales.
Un abrazo.
El Peru debiera de ser un pais de peregrinaje de todos los hispanicos, pero en la actualidad prefieren ir a London o a Mayami.
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