Thursday, May 19, 2011
My Best Holiday
My best holiday in the life was the one that i mentioned in "My favourite field trip" post. But now i will not mention the first part of the holiday - when i was in LafkenMapu- (even it's part of my best holiday, i don't mention it because it could be too reiterative). It was in the last January to half February of 2010.
Fabian and me triped from Lafken Mapu to Puerto Montt making car ride and taking local bus. In the road we saw wonderfull landscapes of the coast: Mehuín, Queule, Tolten, and so on. In Puerto Montt we met Carlos "el furby" and Christian "el cabro loco". The next day we go to Puerto Varas, in Lago Llanquihue. Then to Saltos del Petrohué with a venezuelan family who take us to there. The next day we go to the town of Puelo (we walked beside the Reloncaví) , we stayed the night in a lonely parcel and a huge bull frightened us and throwed us out from there at midnight. So we had to sleep beside the road. The next day we went to tagua tagua lake, there was raining hard and by miracle we found a deserted house to camp in. The next days we saw and made lots of things: Go to Llanada Grande, go to traditional fests, to the Blue Lake... go back to Puerto Montt and then go to Chiloé: a semi-friend of Carlos helped us in there to be "under roof". We was in Ancud, Castro fest, Ahui beach and so on.
I did lots of things with my friends, so this holiday is unforgettable, i learned lots of things and i wait and hope to do it again!!
Wednesday, May 11, 2011
The stereotypes in LA
Each one of us has a mental perception that is generalizing the reality and its parts: When we talk about a territory, a comune, a region, a gender (male or female), an age (old, young...), politics (Right, Left, other groups), and so on. One of this way of generalize the reality is the stereotype, but I think that a stereotype is build by the massive communication net and all kind of publicitation in the society.
Today I'm gonna talk about the massive Idea about LatinAmerican stereotypes for the main known countries, and then mention what is my own vision about these countries:
Mexicans: They are dirty and lazy people, that is very friendly and kind. They are good at parties and loves to drink a lot of tequila. Also they are very loud and cheerful. I personally think that they are the most like a chilean: gray sad people plunged in their jobs, working a lot and being very submissive to the boss.
Cubans: They are comunists that dances very well, with a rythmical nature. They are very charming and dirty. I personally think they are very diverse, so it’s hard to stereotype them, anyway i think they are joy people with a lot of sensitive for society.
Brazilians: They are good to soccer and well dancers. They are also good lovers and charming. They haven’t many negative aspects but I can mention that they are violent and mean. I personally thinks that they are very polarized: poors and riches. The Rich are these that we found in the Elite World making tourism, taking photos, always happy. We don’t know much about poor brazilian people, maybe they are a little violent, but humble and charming.
Peruvians and bolivians: They are dirty, lazy, uglies, inferiors and all this kind of things that the Chilean Elite tell to us after the Saltpeter War . I personally think that they are a incredible rich people that has an awesome diversity of natural landscapes and cultures, and this is their richness (i think more Bolivia than Peru). I think too that they are very humble and faithful.
Argentinians: They are very charming and womaniers, unorganized and charlatans. I personally have to add that they are incredible arrogant and snobby, but very creatives, social and culturally compromised.
Chileans: The “Jaguars” from LatinAmerica, polite people. International robbers and charlatans. I think we are a nation of coward-sad people that sucks the penis of the boss; we love the owners of our nation and our lifes; we admire our conquerors and we want to be like them. Our youth is full of idiots that copy the modes from the youth of Empire Nations (G-20) and we aspire in our lifes to have a nice car, a nice house, a nice wife and a shiny job; So we use to sell our culture, our environment and all this kind of things.
Again I remind that this Post is a stupid generalization of the people.
Anyway I think like the Capitalist Global World will become the nations and the people more like the description I wrote for the chileans: I think we are the the LatinAmerican Vanguard of the capitalist society model: the non-thinking consumer machine.
Inside Chile I know-see the next Stereotypes:
North: dark-skinned people, with completely black hair, small and almost don't talk.
Center: An idiot that think he is better than others.
South: Kind people that speaks like singing and is a little fat. Descendants from germans or mapuche. They are like Huasos, a little rude too.
Urban: Snobby sad people, flytes that pick pockets to everyone, racist-fascist-stupid cuicos and so on...
Tuesday, May 3, 2011
My favourite beach
I really haven't a favourite beach; I can't make a hierarchy to say wich of them I love more, almost all have something special and unique to me.
I will talk about my favourite beaches: In the south of Chile, I love the coast from La araucanía. It's a cloudy coast full of beaches. The sea turns in an emotive black tone: cold, deep, angry, huge... the landscape calls to reflect a lot and that is what i do when i go there: sit, watch to the sea and think a lot of things.
In the Central zone I love the mediterranean weather and all kind of beaches: rocky beaches, soft sand beaches and the cliffs... so you can walk in the rocky beaches (like Punta de tralca) and look for crabs, snails, pretty rocks (I really love to do this), and so on... you can also walk between one beach and other. In soft sand beaches (like El canelo) I preffer to swimming and make "playita" in the waves. It's very fun. You can enjoy a lot sitting on a cliff (a little dangerous but nice) and looking to the sunset or the wide sea.
More to the north the beaches have soft sand, warmer waters and higher waves (Like beach "Socos" in Tongoy or beach "Cabancha" far to the north in Iquique), so I preffer to swimm a lot, make playita, do bodyboard and this kind of things, or taking sun talking with friends or reading something interesting.
I can't say how often i go to these beaches I mentioned, but I can say that I go almost every summer to the beach, it depends on the vacations plan that I make with my friends.
The last time, this summer, I went to "playa socos" and "playa grande", in Tongoy town.
I will talk about my favourite beaches: In the south of Chile, I love the coast from La araucanía. It's a cloudy coast full of beaches. The sea turns in an emotive black tone: cold, deep, angry, huge... the landscape calls to reflect a lot and that is what i do when i go there: sit, watch to the sea and think a lot of things.
In the Central zone I love the mediterranean weather and all kind of beaches: rocky beaches, soft sand beaches and the cliffs... so you can walk in the rocky beaches (like Punta de tralca) and look for crabs, snails, pretty rocks (I really love to do this), and so on... you can also walk between one beach and other. In soft sand beaches (like El canelo) I preffer to swimming and make "playita" in the waves. It's very fun. You can enjoy a lot sitting on a cliff (a little dangerous but nice) and looking to the sunset or the wide sea.
More to the north the beaches have soft sand, warmer waters and higher waves (Like beach "Socos" in Tongoy or beach "Cabancha" far to the north in Iquique), so I preffer to swimm a lot, make playita, do bodyboard and this kind of things, or taking sun talking with friends or reading something interesting.
I can't say how often i go to these beaches I mentioned, but I can say that I go almost every summer to the beach, it depends on the vacations plan that I make with my friends.
The last time, this summer, I went to "playa socos" and "playa grande", in Tongoy town.
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