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This is a miracle (videopoem by Loli Molina)

April 7, 2021 beach David Aguilar English lyrics English translation esto es un milagro guitar Hernan Hecht Loli Molina Mexico miracle mountain music ocean singer-songwriter This is a miracle tranquility videopoem Leave a comment

Beautiful British Columbia

May 7, 2016 autonomy beach British Columbia Canada colonization colour Indigenous peoples Kyuquot peace sunset tranquility Vancouver Island view West Coast 2 Comments

Peace in Zaña

February 24, 2015 archaeological site construction flood history Lambayeque Moche mochica peace Peru rural Peru Spanish colonization sun tranquility Zaña 3 Comments

The first weekend of the year…

January 7, 2015 bottlebrush colour Ecuador flower green Latin America Loja peace renewable energy tranquility valley wind turbine Leave a comment

Happy New Year 2015

January 2, 2015 celebration Christmas Ecuador gratitude happiness hugs joy kisses Loja love nature New Year peace tradition tranquility 2 Comments

Refreshing rain in historic Cajamarca

November 11, 2014 Andes artisan Cajamarca Chiclayo colonial architecture good company Indigenous peoples Latin America market mountain park peace Peru rain rural Peru Santa Apolonia sierra Spanish colonization tranquility travel view 4 Comments

New month, new adventures

November 5, 2014 Andes Artesanas por la vida Cajamarca co-op colour corn good company grassroots development human rights La Cometa Lectora Lambayeque Latin America learning mountain peace Proyecto Ciudadano rural Peru sierra The Reading Kite tranquility youth leadership 7 Comments

Peaceful Pimentel

October 26, 2014 animal protein beach Chiclayo commercial fishing costa fishing marine ecosystem ocean overfishing peace pelicans Peru Pimentel rural Peru surfing traditional fishing tranquility water 11 Comments

Visit to Puerto Eten (Eten Port)

November 14, 2013 Cajamarca equator fishing Francisco Pizarro Incan Empire Lambayeque peace Peru Pimentel Puerto Eten reeds seagulls Solomon Islands sun tranquility wind 7 Comments

Machu Picchu (Part 2)

October 31, 2013 Andes archaeological site chinchilla crops echo equinox friendship good company Huayna Picchu Inca Indigenous peoples Latin America Machu Picchu nature peace Peru solstice sun sunshine tranquility view 3 Comments

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