Here is my muse that my pana 
How not to be a muse if it says everything on her face, reflects her happiness and contagious everyone around her despite the fact that inside she was destroyed and sad.
Enjoying life as we do not live these moments, they are unique and never lived as if someone were to ruin.
My happiness is your happiness, I was happy to see you laugh this day and your poses thank you Margara.
Merytaa with her enormous hair that enhances her beauty in the middle of the river, is passed as an extraterrestrial in the form of human.
Already in human form trying to conquer the world.
All photos were taken by my Samsung galaxy S5 phone and edited by Photoshop express.
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And the carnival that means carnival arrived:
What is sought is to reveal the origin of this festive practice and its powerful spiritual influence. The true spiritual meaning of Carnival is "Meat for Baal" since this expression perfectly defines what is done in these festivities.
The carnival combines elements such as costumes, groups that sing couplets, parades and street parties. Despite the differences that its celebration presents in the world, its common characteristic is that of being a period of permissiveness and a certain lack of control. In its beginnings, probably with a certain sense of modesty characteristic of religion, the Carnival was a parade in which the participants wore costumes and wore masks. However, the custom was transforming the celebration to its current form.
The origin of its celebration seems likely to be in the pagan festivals, such as those held in honor of Bacchus, the Roman god of wine, Saturnalia and Roman Lupercaux, or those held in honor of the Apis bull in Egypt. According to some historians, the origins of this festivity would go back to ancient Sumeria and Egypt, more than 5000 years ago, with very similar celebrations at the time of the Roman Empire, from where the custom spread throughout Europe, being taken to America by the Spanish and Portuguese navigators starting at the end of the 15th century.
The carnival, although the Church does not admit it as a celebration of religious tone, is associated with the countries of Catholic tradition, and to a lesser extent with Eastern Orthodox Christians; Protestant cultures have modified traditions, such as the Danish carnival.
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