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Tia Doris' Garden

From left to right, me, tia Doris, Jr, Damir, Luis and Daiel (primo).


Mi esposo tia Doris loves to plant fruits and flowers at her back yard.
These are some pictures I took from her back yard.








Cochabamba


View from the apartment window (edited)

Taco, I made it by myself. Proudly to say, it was tasty!


Bolivianita stone.

Its actually winter, but in Cochabamba still feels like summer.


Surubi (lake fish). From the picture, if you think its tasty, you are right!

There is a lake in the middle of Cochabamba.

Railway (edited)

City lights bokeh.

Compilation of Summer Photos

Flower in the summer

A husband

Ruchita

Wilson's village

Martinete Bird

Gathering in the sky

Coipasa salt desert

Summer bloom

Summer bug

Beautiful horse

View from the attic

Summer cold breeze









Carnival de Oruro 2011

Every year around February - March there is an International Carnival almost all over the world. In Oruro, we have a yearly carnival called Carnaval de Oruro which is basically for Socavon Virgen. Therefore Carnival de Oruro is one of the famous carnival in the world, because the carnival it self is not an ordinary carnival, it is like devotion for the Socavon Virgen. To dance in the carnival is like to have a promise to the Virgen, which is usually dancing for at least three years in a row.

Below are the pictures.

Caporales dance




Toba dance

Kid is also allowed to dance

The carnival were on Saturday and Sunday. On Saturday some dances are wearing masks, and should not take off the mask until the dance finished.








The dances are amazing. Full of colors, beautiful costumes, and beautiful dancers.



Diablada dance


A falling angel, Gabriel is leading the devils to dance.

Bear was a symbol to the mining, because long time ago the miners used the bears to pull the carts with full of minerals.



The carnival is almost runs for 24 hours, from early morning to late at night.



Morenada dance




Moreno mask, symbolizing the slavery in Bolivia





Just some carnival bloopers.

A woman reporter from latin TV channel

Enjoying Diablada dance at night.