M and heartily surprised the picture that my friend Andy Urrutia Riquelme recently published on Facebook and I play in this post. The image is the popular party of 18 with cooking places ramadas and then installed on the vacant site, which then would raise the current population of Peru.
If we look, the photo is taken from the corner of Alcazar and Freire street is the latter that dominates the view toward the beach. The left side penconas ramadas appreciate those years, very typical of the rest. Probably the date is 1953.
The ramadas and cooking places were oriented towards Alcazar Street and imagine that behind these spaces was a huge lake of water, the sector where children caught frogs and toads.
That same corner was used in the spring by visiting circuses Penco and were the focus of local community full-featured matinee, vermouth and night. One of the most famous coming to town was the Eagles Humanities. As a way to promote ticket sales, the band played these shows roaming outside there in the corner and was arming the party. For
ramadas is to imagine that these produced boche with loud music through its many metal horns. And as the parties were at dawn, residents have had serious problems sleeping.
An important detail is that the picture is not lighting. So the nights were dark as the mouth of the wolf in that area of \u200b\u200bPenco?
This scene changed after the construction of Peru's population. But the question remains what buildings were there before?. Insurance because they existed and most likely is that the earth began to quake of 1939.
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