Well, I think that is time to update the strangest around the world trip itinerary ever.
Just have a look to the previous posts (post 1, post 2 and post 3) planning our trip and see how much we have changed our plans. And that is what we really wanted to happen! Just go with the flow…
As a brief summary, so far our itinerary has been: Read more / Continua leyendo » » »
Around mid January we crossed the border between Brazil and Argentina trough the stunning Iguazú falls. This nature’s wonder spectacularly ended more than two fantastic months of samba and at the same time welcomed us to the country where tango was born. The power and supremacy of the waterfalls was the perfect introduction to the country and its people.
These are the “amigos para siempre” that we had the great luck to meet in Brazil. Human beings with a heart as big as a house, that offered us immediate friendship, showed us with excitement the wonders of their homeland and shared with us, the lucky hosts, a little of their lives and dreams.
To all of them we want to sincerely thank the magistral lesson of hospitality and humanity given, which constitutes the most irrefutable and concrete proof that it is truly possible to get over the fears and prejudices that separate us from any person or anything in anyway a little different from us and to build a world better than the one pictured on TV. Read more / Continua leyendo » » »
A Diamantine Christmas has changed the course of our travels.
A dream formed slowly during the many travels, adventures and experiences of last year, has manifested with incredible promptness and perfection.
Ideas, images, words and feelings that came during a meditation, a walk on the beach, a trek in the forest, a swim in a crystalline waterfall have been the colours of this new painting with a beach of blue waters bordered with green coconut trees and hugged by lush vegetation.
The place has a name: Mazunte.
It is in Southern Mexico, near Puerto Escondido in the Oaxaca state.
A perfect place to live.
Add a turtle sanctuary.
Add an Agama Yoga school.
Add good special friends and you’ll start to understand why we’ve decided to put our trip around Latino America on hold and go to live in Mazunte this September 09 for an indefinite time.
Dunes, dunes and more dunes
Wherever you look you see golden sand
Moving through the space in tiny jumps
By the whispers of Aunt Moon
By Uncle Wind’s tunes
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