Post 2: Arica

my best holiday it was 2 yers ago. My sister she live in Arica sinces 3 years in this place. She left with your family, your boyfriend and my nephew. they are living in the center of arica, next to El Morro and beach La Licera. I went alone, my parents they couldn't go for money problems. It was important for me to these holidays because that year was a litle hectic. That year i got out of high school and i applied to the university, that defined a large part of my future. To be able to make that trip was also important because it was the first time traveling alone, the truth was the first time that several things on my own. In this trip i met several places and perform various activities. My sister took me to visit any of Arica, taking advantage of the fact that she of the two who had been living there, it had not done so. We went to the  Yuta valley and the Azapa valley, to all the beaches of the city, we went to the Agro, we went up the Morro, we went to Peru/Tacna, and the most exciting thing was to know the Chinchorro Mummy

Post 1: Rapa Nui

I honestly don't have a favoritism or a dream to visit any country in particular. I'm a person who values ​​a lot the roots and the identity of the cultures, so i think it is important to know and appreciate where we came from before another place. That's why the place i long to visit is Rapa Nui. It is a dream that i still do not fulfill but it is something that i must do before i die. Since i was little i have a connection with folkloric dances, especially the Polynesian ones. I belonged to many groups of this nature. At first in more amateur groups, then in established groups. There i met the dance that has fallen in love for my whole life: the Tohere. It is a dance that does not come from Rapa Nui if not from Hawaii, but they have adopted it as their own by adding a personal seal of the island, which would be the costumes (Hawaii has live flowers, Rapa Nui still life) and the specific movements of culture. When you go to the island, the first thing i would do is take classes with native people there, learn more about their culture and custom, and go through every corner that constitutes.