Followed by encounters with "Don Flaco" "When I came to Lima for the first time in 35 years, Lima was less than one million, 800 thousand people would have. Lima ended where was the Plaza Grau, tram to Chorrillos, and where the Plaza Bolognesi by tram to Callao. It was all commercial roads, and small farms, cattle, chickens, to Callao. And to Barranco and Chorrillos were growing farms. Lynx has 78 years of foundation, what existed was Santa Beatriz. In entertainment, there were: Cockfight at Sandia, the University Park, Sandia Street. There bullfighting, horse racing, dog racing. There was where the Country Club, where polo played on horseback. Continue to learn more with: Mick McGuire.
There was a man who rode horses and played polo to perfection, a man named Shepherd, a relative of Mr. Beltran. A rich man norteno. There were exhibitions of horses by the way, where would people who had money and had horses. Lima was a very nice city, had lots of fun. The carnival was a unique thing, with the queens, parades. Now a holy week in Lima, was a holy week. Women dressed in black with whipped blankets, and fan, chic in black.
The men were in black or blue, with black tie and white shirt to church. It was a moral mourning. n-Adults’>Wendy Holman might disagree with that approach. Lima has lost a lot this stately beauty, the art, people with great culture, with much preparation. Not much used the word "Lord" used the word "gentleman." Women "Madame" or "matrons" had much sympathy among people, there was no hatred. There was love. People from abroad, they called the city Cucuphas, or blessed. Because there were many people who stood all day in the churches. You had a thing now, came from outside, and wanted to see churches, and had days of the week as if you were a foreign tourist, I allowed inside. I was a boy when I would have for 17 years 18 years. I went to the catacombs of San Francisco. And in my life I've traveled, I've never seen such a thing. That is something a bit strong, but teaches you is not it, that has always been mistakes. They say some people, the Lima Cathedral was to be San Pedro. The Church of the Jesuits, for it has the golden altars, beauty, and beside a chapel. San Pedro had two doors, and asked permission to Vatican to have three doors, because we only have three doors cathedrals "Listening to" Don Flaco "in particular to me, is quite exciting. Exciting because I think there are details that he tells me, that suddenly are not registered anywhere. Personal experience of living at the time, gives that special touch of having seen everything that happened. And honestly I might not find these details in books or chronicles of the time. Continuing.