Lima, Peru

Eating a cheese sandwich cut with a swiss knife in front of a thousand policeman, while the national guard band was playing “El Bolero de Ravel”, Vangelis and other appropriate themes for the change of the guard…

Cabanaconde lives after sunset, when everybody comes down after working in the fields. Restaurants and cocinerias (small local restaurants) are full of customers. The main square also gets it’s share of women selling bread and warm beverages.

In all this area people listen to music similar to Wendy Sulca’s ( http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=693m7iCh-TE ) You can see a lot of children happily dancing to it. You have 2 choices: get used to it or use earplugs.