viernes, 5 de diciembre de 2014
miércoles, 5 de noviembre de 2014
LUNAHUANA
LUNAHUANA
The trip took place on Wednesday 29
October at 10:00 pm hour with Molina’s Company; arrived at the city of Cañete
at 5:00 in the morning in which I get a car from the company Joshua who took us
to the city of LUNAHUANA.
Then
we went for lunch, and we moved back to the hotel and went to visit the sights
of the town; We first went to "INCAHUASI" where Mr. Abelard showed us
the place, but it was all under construction; then we went to the suspension
bridge where we bought some souvenirs such as key chains, medals, purses, small
crafts, etc. .; after hours visit the "haunted house", entered the
house, had many rooms and the house was made of very thin columns, as the
story goes in this house is an underground tunnel that leads to the church of
the city; to leave the house we headed to the
vineyard of the Kings where we tasted a variety
of wines and the owner showed us the facilities where the wine is processed. At
the end of the day we returned to the hotel, dinner and rest.
The next Friday, October 31 Cañete
return to the beach and visited "blue hill", where some collected
shells and other photos we took after we visited some of the retail stores as
ttotus, Saga Falabella; to end the day we bought the tickets back, return to
the city of Huamanga on Friday October 31 at 11:00 pm and arrived at 7:00 am.
martes, 21 de octubre de 2014
miércoles, 17 de septiembre de 2014
HUAMANGA CITY
The province of Huamanga, was founded in the sixteenth century with the name of San Juan de la Frontera and was created by the Constitution of 1823 Its capital, the city of Ayacucho established by Decree of January 15, 1825, was founded on April 25, 1540, earning the title of town from May 17, 1544.
The history of the District of Ayacucho is influenced by pre-Columbian history of the Region of Ayacucho, starting AC 22.000 years ago about the presence of the first men found in a cave that is known by the name "Pikimachay" or "flea Cave", which is 24 m. wide and 12 m. height; this cave is located 18 km from the city of Ayacucho.
This cave was discovered in 1966 by American archaeologist Richard Mac Neish, who in their fan looking for the origin of maize in America, reaches and manages to discover this Ayacucho oldest evidence of human presence in the Central Andes.
Between 500 BC 1100 AD, the Wari Empire was formed on the basis of Warpas, Nazca and Tiahuanaco emerged. Ayacucho was the political and administrative center of the first pre-Incan Andean empire, which reached high levels of quality in production of ceramics, textiles, metals and stone, between 1.100 to 1.420 dc in the period of the Chanca.
"Lord of Quinuapata"
It is said
that in years of 1855, that people found a Jesus’s imagen crucified, in the
country. Tied in a three; place that now is known “quinuapata”.
THE PEOPLE
moved the image of the lord Jesus at the “Santa Teresa “temple by order of the
priest Alvarado; the image went taken in procession in company of much people
with songs and prayers.
Already
moved the image to the “Santa Teresa “temple and put in one of the altars of
the temple, the people decorated at the lord Jesus with flowers and candles for
starting to the next day with the solemn ninth.
The next day,
when the people went to the “Santa Teresa” temple for starting with the mass
for the lord.
When, the
people entered into “Santa Teresa” temple, the image didn’t start in the
temple, the people surprised themselves and they started with the search of the
image. A man that passed for the country said: _ the image of the lord Jesus is
in the same place where we found it.
Them by
order of the priest Idoyaga that he was engineer, the people made a chapel for
the image of lord Jesus in the place than it when research.
Now, the
“lord of quinuapata” is the most adored in Peru, well those image is the most
visited for the foreign people and people of all Peru.
cóndor pasa
EL CONDOR PASA
por Simon & Garfunkel
Yes, I would.
If I could,
I surely would.
I'd rather be a hammer than a nail.
Yes, I would.
If I only could,
I surely would.
Away, I'd rather sail away
Like a swan that's here and gone.
A man gets tied up to the ground.
He gives the world
Its saddest sound,
Its saddest sound.
I'd rather be a forest than a street.
Yes, I would.
If I could,
I surely would.
I'd rather feel the earth beneath my feet.
Yes, I would.
If I only could,
I surely would.
EL CONDOR PASA (SI PUDIERA)
por Simon & Garfunkel
Preferiría ser un gorrión que un caracol.
Sí, lo haría.
Si pudiera,
Seguramente lo haría.
Preferiría ser un martillo que un clavo.
Sí, lo haría.
Si tan sólo pudiera,
Seguramente lo haría.
Lejos, preferiría navegar lejos
Como un cisne que está aquí y se fue.
Un hombre está amarrado a la tierra.
Le da al mundo
Su sonido más triste,
Su sonido más triste.
Preferiría ser un bosque que una calle.
Sí, lo haría.
Si pudiera,
Seguramente lo haría.
Preferiría sentir la tierra bajo mis pies.
Sí, lo haría.
Si tan sólo pudiera,
Seguramente lo haría.
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