South America to the World

Quito’s Historic downtown center in the hearth of this sixteenth-century town has many touristic places for local and foreign tourists

November’s Book Review “Out of the Silence: After the Crash” by Eduardo Strauch and Mireya Soriano

As I sit down trying to write up this book review, I am full with mix emotions, it’s hard to

Once more I am craving some of my Peruvian food. This time, I would like to share with you our

Singani is a Bolivian clear brandy variant that is very similar to Peru’s Pisco. It has a sweeter and floral

It has been 6 years since our last visit to Termas de Papallacta. Back then we were working on our

Mario Vargas Llosa a Peruvian writer. Winner of The Nobel Prize in Literature in 2010, and holder of the title

Just a thirty-minute drive north from Quito, Ecuador. There is a famous developed monument straddling the position of the Earth’s

Milodón is the Spanish word for an unusual extinct animal by today’s standards- the giant sloth. Giant sloths were once

It was more than nine months after living in Chile when we learned about La Semana de la Chilenidad. At