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April 24 2012 Tete: the washerwomen of the Zambezi

For: Javier Brandoli (text and photos)

Contemplate a striking picture: dozens of women, some half-naked, wash their clothes and bodies in the river. They do the routine every morning he goes to a must, the washing of clothes and his body to the gaze of the absent other.

A Place in the World, A journey through Africa

April 23 2012 Top 7 / Boutique Hotels

For: Daniel Landa

The hotels of today are committed to the environment to feel the trip indoors. Those who neglect this concept become impersonal and the traveler finds himself feeling the pinch. Now they are called lodges, perhaps because the classical idea of a five star hotel begins to be inadequate.

The video world, Top 7

April 22 2012 Gulf of Corcovado: sailing between volcanoes

For: Gerardo Bartolomé (text and photos)

Golfo de Corcovado: navegando entre volcanes

At first the white mist enveloped us without our being able to see anything, but we began to see the peaks of the hills protruding from between the low coastal clouds. Browse area allows for a spectacular view of the volcanoes.

Al Sur de America, America

April 20 2012 Tasmanian experience (In)

For: Laura Berdejo (text and photos)

I always had a tendency to confuse Tasmania with Transylvania, to hell with Dracula and doubt if both were real or not. Tasmania is real, I promise, Pero Transylvania no housing if. I have not been yet.

Oceania, Pacific Time

April 19 2012 Tlaxcala: forbidden to remember Cortés
For: Ricardo Coarasa (Reo photos)

Tlaxcala: prohibido recordar a Hernán Cortés

In few cities is as revealing a statue of his idiosyncrasies as in Tlaxcala. His ancestors were allied with Cortes to overturn the Aztec hegemony, but the only monument that remembers what happened is a statue of Xicotencatl "Young", the son of the cacique who rebelled against the Conqueror and was hanged for it.

America, In a strange land, Mexico cute

April 18 2012 Dublin: I love Ireland
For: Javier Reverte (text and photos)

Ireland is a country that makes you love it, perhaps, is the most romantic of all countries of the earth. And it shows in his two main passions: literature and music.

Javier Reverte trips

April 17 2012 Gorongosa: the burden of elephants
For: Javier Brandoli (text and photos)

The whole herd creates a perfect circle to protect their young. As if obeying a military order adopting a perfect figure of defense. It is one of the most beautiful moments I have lived in African safaris. Everything has a wild harmony.