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Brandoli Javier Manzano, journalist and lover of photography. I've been a correspondent for The World for a year and a half in South Africa and previously worked for years in various national media (newspapers and television). Public work in various travel magazines and history. I have traveled all continents except Oceania, an outstanding debt. Walking on the planet has been fascinating, but you do not go far to begin a journey, only need to walk with your eyes open. Let us walk with that look for.
425 articles

Venecia: the empty city and the strange carnival

In venice, the night of 5 June, the wails of the water were heard as we walked, barefoot, through the waterlogged plaza of high water in June, strange message from a city that doesn't hear. That day was the revival of a city that was created, in the 5th century, to flee from the conquests of the barbarians, and that was closed three months ago for fear of the virus and its shadows
byJavier Brandoli
12 June, 2020

Another umbilical cord around the globe

How can you not have fun in a country that Disney invented a children's film that deals with death? How not want to decipher a country with unpronounceable volcanoes are lovers? How not a surprise that pays street musicians to brighten their spicy foods because they like people mourn and laugh at the same time? How can we not admire a place that when you see her insides shaking more hands than rubble?
byJavier Brandoli
17 January, 2019

On a train climbing the Andes

He climbed a plateau between 3000 and 4000 meters. Can you believe it? As if the world could be turned upside down without falling anything. The train blew smoke and us life. From our window we watched the Andes and rain steppe grasses and leathery people by the cold sun.
byJavier Brandoli
4 January, 2019

Refugees abandoned in the mountains of Chiapas

I realized this report in February 2018, before voluntarily leaving the correspondent of El Mundo in Mexico last April. The newspaper has not published yet and still receive weekly messages conflict, videos of displaced, statements of more violence and express request of groups of victims to please publish it and so a conflict that there is little information on the ground is known.
byJavier Brandoli
18 Oct., 2018

Batopilas, Magic Town

Mexico has been filled with magical towns. It is true that this country has never had to be short of magic, But for some time now, the Ministry of Tourism's wand must have gotten out of hand because it has spilled out in gushes throughout its geography..
byJavier Brandoli
16 May, 2018

Hanami: ruta por el parto de los cerezos en Japón

It happened suddenly for heat emergencies. Este año se adelantó el "parto" and there we were trying to understand that birth. Almost as interesting as watching was watching them. The cult that harmony; the delicate movement of thousands of people able to walk looking at the sky without bumping; silence impossible when there are so many, many, wandering around in your environment; the care with which touched the flowers; the hundreds of people who are in various arranged with their traditional dresses cities for your appointment with a tree. So, so simple, a tree.
byJavier Brandoli
12 April, 2018

The shortest way: when the world had otherwise

Leguineche book has immense virtue, of a teacher, very complicated to get: It is equally the text of a journalist and a traveler. Manu sitting in a car and going with three American journalists and a Swiss cross the planet, and, Imagine today heresy, He dares to narrate as you feel, as he lives, and as understood
byJavier Brandoli
21 March, 2018

Campeche: Mexico's best kept secret

Let's start with the basic message: if there is an amazing Mexican state I recommend visiting is Campeche. In travel journalism happens sometimes lead epithets and conclusions are delayed. In this text everything is already said. If you don't want to read more, it may even be recommended to do so for those who have food in the oven or half have a good book, just buy a plane ticket and visit Campeche. Sure they will thank me.
byJavier Brandoli
23 November, 2017

Dominica: el manantial de los kalinago

Dominica fue toda esa naturaleza desbocada en una montaña hecha isla. Los españoles la ignoraron en sus primeros viajes por su orografía complicada. Los franceses e ingleses, que la colonizaron, la apreciaron por sus manantiales. El bíblico edén debe ser algo muy parecido a aquellas laderas verdes, con cascadas violentas, entre las que crecen flores extrañas de colores inciertos. El mundo puede ser distinto, Dominica lo es.
byJavier Brandoli
7 November, 2017

Scavenger Journalists and the Sweetened World

Imagine a similar photo in Las Ramblas in Barcelona. A child carrying another child in her arms, dead, while her sister cries by her side. do we publish it? And now let's think about other photos. ¿Aylan? A dead child on a beach. A baby, rather. lasts too. Were there refugees drowning in the Mediterranean before him??
byJavier Brandoli
21 August, 2017

Old and bearded: a week on the island of M

M. I forgot your name, so I'll call her M. This time it wasn't my fault, M spoke little, just enough, It would not have been easy to remember her even if we had spent six years together. M was a middle-aged woman, arisca, who economized his words and gestures. Now that i remember, I'm not sure M told me his name. Sharpening the memory a little more, I'm not sure M said anything.
byJavier Brandoli
14 August, 2017

The cognac of Miami

Saying openly that you don't like the US can be cool. Puts you in this egocentric traveling world of social media, where it is presumed to be mud, in the platoon of interesting travelers. Few would think of criticizing a trip to an African town, a village in Nepal or one of those Central American villages where roundabouts are the best tourist attraction. It does, Even if you barely left the hotel you slept in and lock the door when the sun went down (much better if you slept in a tent) everything was fascinating.
byJavier Brandoli
4 July, 2017
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