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hola a todos, esta imegen sera lago muy especial ya que es el imperio inca pero olvidado, y estan los paises quienes lo formaron o alguna vez estuvieron unido antes de la llegada española.
Bueno aqui esta 5 peque que encontraeon en una cueva a la coraza del antiguo imperio y comienzan a treparse por el 5 veces mas grade que un pais promedio
quien dibujo esto antes fue: @aideuswildfloweroriginal
@Jacky Teuth
por si alcazo una demanda, lo cual no sera posible por el diseño es diferente al tuyo, pero mejor prevenir antes que lamentar
heheh los peque: Chile, Bolivia, PerĂș, Argentina, Ecuador
Sketches of the humanization of Peru and Brazil: 3
Hoy me duele Lima
Hoy me duele Lima,
y hoy me duele Italia.
Hoy me duele Argentina,
y también Australia.
Hoy me duele las vidas que no llegué a vivir.
Hoy me duelen las mentiras que no llegué a decir.
Hoy me duelen las noches por las que he llorado.
Hoy me duelen las tardes en que me he alegrado.
Hoy me duele Lima, la Lima con esplendor.
Hoy me duele Lima, la Lima con amor.
Hoy me duelen las noches estrelladas.
Hoy me duelen los dĂas y las tardes desoladas.
Hoy me duele Lima, pero la Lima que me ha amado,
no la que nunca estuvo de mi lado.
Frightened mobs in Peru have needlessly set against hundreds of bats and have burnt them alive.â â According to Peruâs National Service of Wild Forests and Fauna (SERFOR), roughly 300 of the little creatures were brutally killed after the angry mobs attacked the caves where they dwell.â If Bats would be made extinct then the tasty fruits wouldn't be able to satisfy the human desire. Bats feed on the insects in the flowers as well as on the nectar and flower parts, such as calabash, sausage tree, areca palm, kapok tree, banana. Over 300 species of fruit depend on bats for pollination. These fruits include Mangoes, Bananas and Guavas. â âWe must not distort the situation due to the pandemic. Bats are not our enemies.ââ â â #pandemic #coronavirus #covid19 #animalagriculture #animals #wildlife #vegan #bats #humanity #peru https://www.instagram.com/p/B_MRSruHnA8/?igshid=exn1eja0gh3r
Ayacucho, Ciudad de Huamanga. PerĂș. A real place for live Semana Santa.
"Campaña ArtĂstica Salvemos el Planeta"
âCuĂĄntas luces nos rodean por las calles. Sin saber siquiera que el exceso y resplandor de ellas, Tan difuminado y suave podrĂa finiquitar con muchos animales.
Cuantas especies, han de sucumbir ante este fulgor, De preciosas luces que a todo vapor nos rodean por las calles, Inquietante Consumo de Noche y de DĂa que alumbra, Lima con furor.
Esqueletos ocultos bajo el manto de las risas, irĂłnico? CadĂĄveres listos a nacer bajo el cielo estrellado, sordera. Especies enteras sentenciadas a extinciĂłn, indiferencia. Muelas de cinismo y rostros embebidos atĂłnitos.
Cuantas luces nos rodean por las calles, CuĂĄn colorido el futuro empapados en C02, Que alegrĂa, que enologĂa, que culinaria dĂa tras dĂa. Que emociĂłn, que algarabĂa!
Con ese cinismo embebido de ignorancia y desdĂ©n, Del quĂ© aĂșn no percibe un carajo y mata especies dĂa a dĂa, Con la tala indiscriminada que seguro inicio en el toma y daca, un santiamĂ©n,
Tu, Muerto embadurnado y doblegado, seguirĂĄs repitiendo AmĂ©n dĂa a dĂa?
Fiorella Parodi Solari :D
El #Rimac In Red, #Lima Peru, at #Night, Puente en el Rimac. Traveling through the worlds of #ArtMinded #People.
Huancaina Sauce - Sauces and Condiments
Esperanza.
Awesome Views! :) Â
~ Machu Picchu ~
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In this tumblr, you will be able to contemplate the most delectable and exquisite yaoi & bara of the market!
You wonât regret! ;)
Machu Picchu by Sam
Thanks for the submission!
Maurice Chédel, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons.
This picture of a 'shanty town' in Peru looks quite similar to the Barracks Settlement in Yume Nikki! Especially how it is located in a desert. This lines up with the other Peruvian references in Yume Nikki, namely the Paracas style art and the Inca motif on Madotsuki's character design.
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Do you ever wonder where it all starts?
Title: Pihuichos
Size: 80 x 60 centimeters
Technique: Acrylic on canvas
Year: 2021
Work description:
The Pihuichos give a lot of joy to the home. They are birds with which you will feel accompanied at all times by their song and incessant chattering and their colorful plumage will surely transmit good vibrations to you. In addition, the Pihuicho is a bird that belongs to the parrot family, which gives it this friendly and sociable touch. Like all birds, the symbolism of freedom. Never lose sight of that ability to fly, that freedom that you have or that you lack but that you can make use of at any time.
Watching with Pihuichos also speaks of optimism and positivity. If it is because you have it or because you need it, it is up to you to discover it based on the emotions that it transmits to you.
Artwork and description by JoLu Amaringo
JoLu Amaringo Arts
Title: Inca Knowledge
Size: 80x60 centimeters.
Technique: Acrylic on canvas.
Year: 2021.
Work description:
In this visionary work of art we can see a master Inca shaman. In Inca times this Master was a skillful healer with a great knowledge of medicinal plants. He could also travel to other galaxies and dimensions that is why we see planets in this vision. To absorb the feline wisdom, this Master Healer slept with the felines that we see on the upper right side of the work. These felines are mysterious creatures with a lot of wisdom and knowledge of plants. This close contact with the felines creates a telepathic communion.
Incan Master healers like the one seen here were once highly honored as princes and wore gold crowns encrusted with precious stones and brightly colored feathers. Among his allies are birds, such as the eagle that we see in the upper central part of the work. The eagle makes loud and strident calls to warn if someone is approaching and if they have good intentions.
At the top right is a woman wearing a gold crown with earrings (pendants). She is a spiritual teacher of the mysterious Chachapoyas (cloud people) who were never completely subjugated by the Incas. Below her is seen her magnificent city with immense walls, splendid palaces and huacas (shrines) shrouded in secrets and mysteries.
Beneath the Inca master, an ayahuasca vine grows and the galaxy indicates that the sacred vine is the sacred gate to these esoteric realms.
We also see two protective snakes, whose heads are different since they provide superlative abilities of observation and listening to warn of enemies.
Artwork and description by JoLu Amaringo