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The best experience you can have in Lima by night time at the Magic Water Circuit #circuitomagicodelagua . Great place to have fun (specially if you are with kids) an to take pictures. Come on our night tours of Lima, we include the magic water show and a folk show with buffet dinner. Dm us for more info. #nightshow #limanighttour #limabynight #vanessavasqueztourguide #marekzakrzewskitourguide

The birthday boy had a great time with the family today celebrating 43. A new year of life, new challenges, new dreams, and lots to be thanked for, specially for having the ones we love and care for with us. Gracias especiales a los fotógrafos Javier y @zarks20 , Clau: capturaste mi personalidad perfectamente en la tres primeras fotos. 😍😎🤪=🥴 #happymoments #happybirthday #marek

Having a pisco sour prepared by expert bartender at El Bolivariano. Great way to end a memorable culinary tour in Lima. #elbolivariano #limabitestour #boutiquetours #tailormadetours #adventuroustravel #vanessavasqueztourguide

New experiences , thanks #mundolingo for the opportunity to practice a language I love #Portuguese. For those interested in learn about mundo lingo and interested in luggage exchange in Lima don’t miss my next video, All the info coming soon. #commingsoon #languages #lifeofatourguide

Altar of the Peruvian Saint at Saint Dominique Church of Lima In this beautiful church we can see the skulls of famous Saint Rose of Lima and Saint Martin of Porres There is unique way living the Catholic faith by most Peruvians , this form of religions is called Sincretismo (syncretism) and takes elements from the our native believes and those imported after the conquest. A good explanation of this can be found on the extract below taken from my latest favorite book: “ After the early period of christianization and diluted the spirit of extirpation of the Doctrineros and Visitadores from the first half of the XVII century, is understandable that the indigenous ritual practices could continue developing, under the shade of a religious authority many times absent or, in many other cases, implicitly pleasing - for sympathy or interest - with those ancestral manifestations. The little interest of the priests in eliminating - or reporting - these practices from XVIII century , can find an answer in two factors. First, the origin of the priests doctrineros, Since the application of the Trento council, existed the obligation of the priests to know the language of the indigenous , in this case Aymara. This reason indicates why the biggest majority of of priests in the parishes In the high platoe were originally from the south andes: Puneños, Arequipeños, Cusqueños, or Paceños (from Puno, Arequipa, Cusco or La Paz). We understand by its own origin, many times mixed Mestizo, those priests tended to see as something natural the idolatric practices in the interior of the indigenous population. “ Extract from book “Dioses y Mercados de la Fortuna” by Juan Carlos La Serna Salcedo Translated by Vanessa Vasquez #history #indigenous #syncretism #conquest #religion #vanessavasqueztourguide

One of the most memorable tour groups I had. Last Tuesday we had a very special tour in Lima, focused among other things in food. We a stoped at a street stand of Picarones and we posed with them. #picarones are often called the Peruvian Donuts , they are sweet and delirious , covered in a melaza... it is the best way to end a visit to Lima. #tailormadetours #boutiquetours #adventuroustravel #vanessavasqueztourguide

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