Monthly Archives: September 2012

From La Romana to Bayahibe

Written on 27 September, 2012 by Mar Santiago filled at Dominican Republic No Comments

If you have chosen this part of the island to spend the holidays of your dreams in Dominican Republic, the trip to La Romana-Bayahibe Bay is just a short stroll. Bayahibe is a small fishing village which has one of … Continue reading →

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Varadero and Pablo Neruda’s shells

Written on 25 September, 2012 by Ana Pérez filled at Cuba No Comments

Talking about Pablo Neruda is, unequivocally, talking about the sea. As many other poets and writers, the Chilean author maintained a sensual, emotional and of constant inspiration relationship with its seafood muse, that tore at his pen authentic works of … Continue reading →

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Toledo swords: pure movie steel

Written on 21 September, 2012 by Mar Santiago filled at Spain No Comments

There was a time when the first millenarianism, apocalyptic and terrifying, announced the coming of God to the world, once again, to govern and fight between the men before the doomsday. They were dark and gloomy times, belonging to the … Continue reading →

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Dominican rhythms: Bachata

Written on 19 September, 2012 by Ana Pérez filled at Dominican Republic No Comments

Percussion and strings with boleros rhythmic cadence, Cuban music, chachachá and of course, merengue. From a very nutritious musical smoothie arose in the Dominican Republic one of the most exportable musical styles of the island: La bachata. At start it … Continue reading →

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The National Ballet of Cuba

Written on 15 September, 2012 by Mar Santiago filled at Cuba No Comments

Wherever they are and act, going to a function of the National Ballet of Cuba is a must activity.  Their extraordinary choreography is demanded by the best auditoriums in all countries. But if you’re in the Pearl of the Caribbean, … Continue reading →

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A ride in a centenary train in Majorca

Written on 13 September, 2012 by Mar Santiago filled at Spain No Comments

It is the Sóller railway, an old train that just turned its first centenary and that it has become one of the main attractions of an island that doesn’t lack any merit. Now, enjoy a ride in Majorca on an … Continue reading →

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Moroccan Harira for the end of Ramadan

Written on 11 September, 2012 by Ana Pérez filled at Morocco No Comments

The Ramadam endend not so far ago. It is the ninth month of the Islamic calendar, when Muslims must save fasting during daylight hours and cannot eat or drink until the moon comes out. At this time, the Muslim people … Continue reading →

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Cueva de los Verdes in Lanzarote

Written on 7 September, 2012 by Mar Santiago filled at Spain No Comments

Making a trip through the entrails of the Earth seems more a matter of science fiction film, inspired by the exploits described by Julio Verne. However, there is a place in Spain where enjoy this kind of experience is possible. … Continue reading →

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Dominican crafts: the perfect souvenir

Written on 5 September, 2012 by Ana Pérez filled at Dominican Republic No Comments

A stroll through the Dominican Republic awakens in the traveler the need for purchasing everything that is seen. More than an outbreak of consumerism schizophrenia, the impulses of the tourist are guided more by the passion that awakens the craftsmanship … Continue reading →

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Second Mega Blitz America: ‘Be yourself. Live the world’

Written on 4 September, 2012 by BeLive filled at News No Comments

Be Live Hotels, The Spanish hotel firm of Globalia, Spain’s leading tourism company, proudly launches its second consecutive Mega Blitz America under the name “Be yourself. Live the world.” Under the direction of Javier Blanco, Director General of Be Live … Continue reading →

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