were comin up on christmas and for those of you who live in medellin and for those who are familiar with christmas there, all will agree, it's just wonderful.
unlike the u.s., they carry on the celebration on into february, whereas here, the 26th of december, the lights come down and it's all piled by the curb as trash???
well, for those of you who find yourselves in medellin over the holidays, may i suggest a visit to por venir. it's on the edge of rio negro on the road out to the medellin airport.
if you go, go about a week--at least--early and you will see the most incredible display of candles you ever imagined. it's is simply out of this world.
the only place i could compare it with is sante fe, new mexico. but the show in new mexico, albiet wonderful, it's just not comparable to what you'll see in porvenir.
take a taxi up for the evening and take advantage of the show, you'll never forget it, ever.
dwmte
By dwmte on Dec 1, 2004, 15:50 in Friendly Talkzone.
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Roncita says on Dec 2, 2004, 05:47: Sounds great, but what is Porvenir? Is it a town? Go a week early - you mean a week before Christmas? or should it be around la noche de las velitas?
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dwmte says on Dec 2, 2004, 11:13: POR VENIR roncita (is that your name?)
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