You Don’t See This Too Often in Peru
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.ค. 2021
- Visiting a small town in Peru | Chincha
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I like how you explore different sections of the country, and not confine yourself to the Lima metro area.
If I'm not wrong, at 3:37 they are performing a dance which was started in a place in Peru called El Carmen, which is considered the epicenter of Afro-peruvian music and tradition. There, you will find a house called La Casa Ballumbrosio, where the influential and virtuoso dancer and violinist (as you see with the child), Amador Ballumbrosio Mosuqera. He was one of the best Stamp dancers there ever was, and his sons (which released an album last year under the name Los Hermanos Ballumbrosos) had evolved the dance into much of what you see in the streets of Chincha. Beautiful culture!
One of the oldest cultures to land in the Peru, and they still saved some of the practices from their land.
Omg. I'm so happy I found your channel. I want to explore the African culture in Chincha! Thank you for sharing.
Man you travel to Perú on the winter season, but that citys you visited (Chincha, Pisco) can be very hot in summer, I even get sun burns, and felt like be in the Sahara with all the sand. If you like the jungle, you can visit the east citys in Perú, more warm weather but to much rainy also, and very diferent landscape, all vegetation and green.
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I just subscribed to your channel ! I am visiting in Lima today .Your video was very inspiring.
Thank you for the video Sly. I enjoy all your videos and have much respect for your solo travels.
I really appreciate the work your putting in on showing these awesome videos despite of this global pandemic i wish one day when things get better you can come back and visit peru to show the places and events that you missed! ¡Cuídate!
Vamo' pa Chincha familia! I'l going there biking all the way from Lima, next summer.
you missed the main dish from Chincha, Carapulcra!! Chincha is also known for this delicious dish. Next time you're there, you should def get this dish. Cheers!
You my idol bro getting to travel like that, was following you for a while while you were in Columbia, I hope to be able to experience what you are one of these days
Welcome a to Chincha.
What a lovely little town!
Thanks for sharing
Bro sounds like you were in a state of cold shock like I was in Lima. 😁
This is great footage.
You has visited a JEWEL in the coast of Peru. The history can be sad for moments but that same history gave us, the peruvian the most beautiful of different cultures as asians, spanish, europeans ad african also. My grand-grand parents worked in a plantation located forward Chincha, in Pisco exactly. They were free citizens obviously, but I can imagine how their grand-parents life was. My grand-mother was born in Pisco(Ica), yeah the city where Pisco(drink) was born and although everybody in my "current" family are citizen, the poorness made she work in a plantation, too in the 50s&60s, my mom lived her first years(63-69) in a plantation, in CALLAO, next to/beside of the same International Airport exactly(PART OF THAT PLANTATION EXISTS YET, including its CHAPELL and it can be visited). So, that's WHY I consider myself as a Afro-Peruvian descendent. And I am SO PROUD to be and Afro-peruvian descendent, but as we peruvian say, we "have" some from everything and everywhere, and that's why we, peruvians enjoy SO much, Afro Peruvian MUSIC, you have to listen it ! :)
Hope u t doin great n keeping safe
I can't believe you didnt go to El Batan restaurant, it's a little bit more expensive than the other restaurants in town but believe it's highly recommended.
By the way the places where you went like Hacienda San Jose and El Carmen Alto neighborhood were definitely a good choice, and of course going during the Verano Negro celebration is even better. I love the african-peruvan culture and music.
Aww too bad you didn't get to see any of the Festejo dancing.
That’s where my great grandma was from and my grandma was born, hacienda San Jose
daaam next time I visit Peru I wanna visit chincha 😭 I’m from the coast Chimbote but I loveee chinchas culture
Wow. Very impressive video, going to places where black culture is not readily publicised.
Just discovered your videos and love them. I guess you know that Peru is in the middle of Winter right now. The cold is caused by the high humidity, not by low temperatures. Have you discovered the Lucuma fruit yet? Lucuma ice cream is incredible. They even sell lucuma frapucinos in Starbucks which are great. A nice neighborhood to walk around in Lima is Miraflores.
Throughout your travels are u planning on visiting megaplaza ,plaza norte and pizza sreet?
Sly do you do consultations based on your experiences? Thank you
An American who visited Ica/Pisco. I almost got robbed. One lady pushed me as her accomplice put his hand in my pocket to steal my wallet. A dangerous place for tourists.
Bro when you going back to Medellin? I' posted up! It's crazy out here
Toxic city
Hello sly
Existem partes do Peru que as pessoas nunca viram negros. Mesmo com uma cidade com tantos negros não existe miscigenação pelo país
@0o0o0 o0o0o0 acho que no Peru poderia ter existido uma mistura maior.
Los afros están en la Costa peruana, son comunidades negras, no hay mucho mestizaje, pero en Lima si hay lo que llamamos zambos, mulatos etc son mestizos.
The Spanish took all their lives
I didn't see any black people in Peru.