Heyy queridos lectores espero se encuentren muy bien.
Hoy quiero contarles un poco sobre la vez que viste la casa natal de el libertador sim贸n bolivar ubicada en la cuidad de Caracas.
Bueno para los que no sepan hace un par de semanas fui a visitar a una t铆a por parte de mi mam谩 que vive en Caracas.
Teniamos mucho tiempo sin visitar a esta t铆a asi que decidimos aprovechar todo el tiempo al maximo asi que empezamos a recorrer Caracas, al principio no sabiamos que visitar primero pero al final nos decidimos por una atracci贸n que teniamos tiempo queriendo visitar.
Se trata de la casa donde naci贸 el libertador Simon Bolivar, mi mam谩 hace a帽os nos hab铆a prometido que alg煤n d铆a ibamos a visitar la casa del libertador y hace un par de semanas cumpli贸 su promesa.
Esto pas贸 un d铆a domingo, eran las 10 de la ma帽ana cuando salimos todos de la casa de mi t铆a rumbo a nuestro destino, pasados aproximadamente unos 8 a 13 minutos llegamos.
Habiamos llegado a una plaza, muy bonita debo decir la cual estaba justo diagonal a la casa del libertador, ya ah铆 solo entramos, en la entrada hab铆a una persona la cual te daba la bienvenida y te coloca antibacterial en las manos.
Bueno ya al estar ah铆 nos hacen entrar en un salon a todos los visitantes all铆 una gu铆a nos empieza a relatar datos sobre la vivienda y nos empieza a dar un recorrido por todo el lugar.
Algunas de los datos interesante que esta chica nos dijo fue que en esa casa no solo naci贸 al libertador si no tambien todos sus hermanos y que esa casa no perteneci贸 siempre a la familia Bolivar si no que despues de que ellos hayan habitado en esa casa pas贸 por muchos due帽os mas como varios presidentes y otras personas importantes pero ahora en el presente es propiedad del gobierno.
Dentro de este sitio tambien hab铆a una sinfinidad de cuadros y pinturas las cuales la gu铆a nos explic贸 cada una, un ejemplo de estas pinturas ser铆a esta.
Hey dear readers, I hope you are feeling well.
Today I want to tell you a little about the time you saw the birthplace of the liberator Simon Bolivar located in the city of Caracas.
Well, for those of you who don't know, a couple of weeks ago I went to visit an aunt on my mom's side who lives in Caracas.
We had a long time without visiting this aunt so we decided to make the most of the time so we started touring Caracas, at first we did not know what to visit first but in the end we decided on an attraction that we had been wanting to visit for a long time.
It was the house where the liberator Simon Bolivar was born, my mom had promised us years ago that someday we would visit the house of the liberator and a couple of weeks ago she kept her promise.
This happened on a Sunday, it was 10 o'clock in the morning when we all left my aunt's house towards our destination, after approximately 8 to 13 minutes we arrived.
We had arrived at a square, very nice I must say which was just diagonal to the house of the liberator, and there we just entered, at the entrance there was a person who welcomed you and put antibacterial on your hands.
Well, once we were there they made all the visitors enter a room where a guide began to tell us information about the house and gave us a tour of the whole place.
Some of the interesting facts that this girl told us was that in that house not only the liberator was born but also all his brothers and that this house did not always belonged to the Bolivar family but after they have lived in that house it passed through many owners such as several presidents and other important people but now it is owned by the government.
Inside this site there was also an endless number of pictures and paintings which the guide explained each one to us, an example of these paintings would be this one.
Esta pintura esta basada en la boda de Bolivar, las 2 personas que claramente salen all铆 son El libertador Sim贸n Bolivar y su esposa Maria teresa Del toro.
Un dato interesante de esta pintura es que como se daran cuenta es el libertador qu铆en trae el ramo de flores cuando lo normal es que sea la dama quien lleve las flores, esto se debe a que en la epoca el ramo lo acostumbraba llevar la persona menor esto para simbolizar la pureza del matrimonio y en este caso el menor era Simon bolivar por tan solo 1 a帽o, Maria teresa ten铆a 20 a帽os y Simon Bolivar acababa de cumplir los 19 cuando contrajeron matrimonio.
Y bueno ya despues que la gu铆a nos diera todo el recorrido, nos explicara un poco la historia de la familia Bolivar nos tomamos algunas fotos y nos fuimos.
This painting is based on the wedding of Bolivar, the two people who clearly appear there are the liberator Simon Bolivar and his wife Maria Teresa Del Toro.
An interesting fact of this painting is that as you will notice it is the liberator who brings the bouquet of flowers when the normal thing is that it is the lady who carries the flowers, this is because at the time the bouquet was usually carried by the youngest person to symbolize the purity of marriage and in this case the youngest was Simon Bolivar for only 1 year, Maria Teresa was 20 years old and Simon Bolivar had just turned 19 when they married.
After the guide gave us the whole tour, explained a bit of the history of the Bolivar family, we took some pictures and left.
Bueno queridos amigos estoy alegre de haberles contado sobre esta hermosa experiencia, espero que les haya gustado y nos vemos en un proximo post adios.
Well dear friends I am glad to have told you about this beautiful experience, I hope you liked it and see you in a next post bye.
