Showing posts with label caballito de totora. Show all posts
Showing posts with label caballito de totora. Show all posts

Friday, July 03, 2009

...while

While people was celebrating St. Peter's Day, this boy was celebrating a moment with himself and with a touch of freedom at the sea.
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Mientras la gente celebraba el día de San Pedro, este chico celebraba un momento consigo mismo y con un toque de libertad en el mar.

Friday, May 02, 2008

My dear Huanchaco

... it's autumm now, less people around the beach but the sun is still here :)

Friday, January 18, 2008

...ready!

...I've seen this escene too many times, but I always enjoy a lot to see fishermen from Huanchaco fishing in a traditional way. It's history over the waves.

Thursday, November 08, 2007

Ritual Fishing

Today, Huanchaco participated in the Muchik Party with the Ritual Fishing, about 50 fishermen danced with their "caballito de totora" , then they go to the sea to celebrate their work. Our "Marinera norteña" was listened to for everybody too. Hoy Huanchaco participó en la Fiesta Muchik con el Ritual de Pesca, alrededor de 50 pescadoress artesanales danzaron con su caballito de totora y luego se lanzaron al mar para festejar su faena. La marinera norteña infaltable también!.

Tuesday, September 04, 2007

Making a caballito

I was walking in a street of Huanchaco and I suddenly, I saw this man, a traditional fisherman, making his "caballito de totora", that was amazing!
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Estuve caminando por una de las calles de Huanchaco y de repente vi a este hombre, un pescador tradicional, haciendo su "caballito de totora", fue muy emocionante!.