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few days ago I met again with my childhood. It happens that I visited the picturesque port of Chimbote, where I came to share with your loving people and give them a little bit of my job as a teacher and musician. The landscape made me feel that the time had not passed. I remembered, while waiting for a room at the Chimu, who for many years I spent a holiday in the same place with my mother and my brother, and that was where my mom gave me my first flute, then I would create my passion for music.

Upon reaching the room, I discovered that the coincidences continued to increase, because in that same room, for decades, had opened the package containing the flute and made some notes following the instruction manual.

Then there was another strange coincidence. My visit to Chimbote was motivated by my friend Juan Armijo Association Civic Chimbote, who pose the only musical instrument store in that city. And it happens that I discovered that the store was inherited from his mother and it was she who in turn would have sold my mother that first flute from my childhood. Not to believe it.

On the other hand, enjoyed the wonderful view of the sea and its islands white, incomparable, resting on the promenade in front of the hotel, watching it on the front of the Catholic University of Los Angeles had a poster announcing my talk other economic and inviting to listen to the short concert of classical music offered in a few hours.

finally arrived When my concert I attended with my chamber quartet. But we were the only guests and had the privilege to share with out-standing voices in the area, as the young soprano Veronica Elect, and Christian children, known as the Nightingale of Trujillo, in addition to several teachers who presented their musical art. Together with the people of Chimbote share an unforgettable evening full of fun and entertainment.

front of my score, playing music in Chimbote, felt that the circle was complete.

Thanks to all friends of Chimbote, I carry in my heart.

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The tourist symbol of Peru's Machu Picchu, known worldwide. But there are other monuments worth promoting among them Kuelap, Choquequirao, and the archaeological site of Caral, located just 180 kilometers north of Lima. Is the recommended place for those who want to know a civilization that existed nearly five thousand years ago, long before the Chavín, Wari, Chimu / Mochica, Nazca, Chancay and Inca Empire itself, at the foot of the Andes in the north coast near Lima (the "Norte Chico"). I was lucky

Ruth Shady, the renowned archaeologist who led the work at Caral from the beginning fifteen years ago, to organize a team his fellow archaeologists to give educational presentations. There are many fascinating aspects that emerge from even a brief visit to Caral. The first is archeology that is experienced living there: the various mounds and mounds, visible via aerial photography over fifty years ago, are now being actively explored and reconstructed, an extremely laborious and fascinating. There are few places in the world where one can see an archaeological process in full production.

Second, we must remember that civilization Caral is rooted in over 800 years (about 2,800 BC to 2,000 BC) is one of the oldest history, exceeded only by his old civilizations of Mesopotamia (now Iraq). The people of Caral were farmers and market their agricultural products from fish from the shore (there are remains of anchovies), which is about 25 kilometers from the central site at Caral. They knew the circle, and dug two amphitheaters, two perfect circles.

Third, the construction methods were quite special, with a mixture of stone with mortar. This mortar came from clay taken from quarries developed and special: the mortar in many places has maintained its strength for over 4,000 years. It seems that the rulers of Caral were determined to rebuild regular pyramids and monuments. There are other ruins built on ruins, in a kind of constant upgrading. One of the arenas, for example, includes a second smaller amphitheater and newer, built into the first.

Caral is a full Peruvian effort with a group of archaeologists from dedication and enthusiasm, working with very limited resources, there is little significant presence of archaeologists from the large foreign universities. The tourist potential is only being exploited. There are few visitors from abroad or even in Lima, the majority of visitors are students and schoolchildren in the area of \u200b\u200bHuacho, Barranca and Pativilca. Is clear that Caral is a gem that should be in the circuit of high cultural tourism, given its proximity to Lima, in a valley of great natural beauty, a piece of the history of mankind.