When talking about coffee in Venezuela, people's eyes light up. Some families even give coffee to their pets; it's something that has become a habit among families.
Drinking coffee is something out of this world. Seeing the number of brands on the market is mind-boggling, so those who harvest and taste coffee know that they will have coffee for many years to come.
Many people close their eyes when they taste coffee, savoring it, and they can even close a big deal over a cup of coffee. Sometimes there are fairs in my city, and it's surprising to see so many people gathered around the coffee bar. A week ago, I was at an expo-fair where coffee was the guest of honor, and coffee was the main attraction in many spaces. I was able to enjoy the most sophisticated coffee brewing machines. There was no shortage of big smiles when receiving that liquid that is so blessed for many.
Walking down the hallway reminded me of my family. Coffee brings back so many memories: those early mornings studying, that annual visit to my grandmother's house. That coffee from the street vendors who walk the streets from dawn, searching for their daily bread.
Today, I pass through this beautiful community to leave these images full of many feelings, great joys with family. I hope you enjoy them.
I couldn't help imagining the people who go about their daily business planting this tiny seed, others who are responsible for transplanting the plant, others who are responsible for grinding it, and finally, ensuring that the product reaches every home in the world.
All images are my property. My signature with Canva application. Translator DeepL
