TS Culture Post | Colored costumes in the CBO center

I really felt excited when I happen to be hanging out at the historical zone of my native city with my teen cousin at that day we tried to travel to the other place called PZO located a few kilometers away (around more than one hundred), because I realized there was an event being organized to encourage people about the reclamation of Guyana's area which has belonged to our country once in the entire history but it must be now solved without too much issues through the agreement signed in Ginebra at the decade of 1960 by both countries. After experiencing a brief risk of being robbed by a strange girl in the street, I suddenly saw many police officers which made me feeling in secure status, so I could get some great photographies of the stage and people that were in the windows of ancient congress house, waving to those citizens walking around there in that moment.

I loved to see these persons representing the iconical characters of our independence period in the venezuelan history like Simon Bolivar, his beautiful wife or even that female heroin called Josefa Camejo or the hero Negro Primero, who had fought against Spanish interest on keeping the European kingdom having control over the whole American continent.

Plus, there were also lovely kids wearing typical disguises of dancers from Guayana region, with huge accessories like tremendous necklaces and outstanding make-up, moreover of the vibrant great music of Calipso from Callao. Accompanied of course by the little Simon Bolivar and a guard representing a typical republican soldier of that iconical period for independence.

Few headquarters later you can see the mentioned stage where I saw men preparing the technical details of a TV transmission in live, so I guess later this could be pretty exciting to attend, due to the fact I had to go back to the neighborhood with Mary and have lunch soon, but hoping to have more opportunities to enjoy life in this way. Thank you so much for reaching my text. Regards everybody.