My weekend was extreme madness, I had in mind to go out to capture some photographs that I had pending and everything was complicated when some friends picked me up at the house to go out for a while kind of quiet to walk around, well we ended up in a beautiful beach called tintorero, in the State of Sucre in the city of Cumana that I still did not know.
When I arrived and saw that beautiful paradise in front of me, I was completely enchanted, something that I have no doubt about this Venezuelan state is its wonderful beaches, the more beaches I know, the more I fall in love with this paradisiacal place.
We arrived in the afternoon around 3PM, after having a good time drinking something to make the heat more passable, we realized that a little further down to the next beach they were finishing a cultural sporting event and we walked to take a look. We were a little late because they had just finished.
But nevertheless, I was very happy because the sun began to set on the horizon, for me one of the favorite things about being at the beach, is waiting for that magical moment where the sun begins to set and the colors that begin to be painted in the sky are beautifully magical.
Between stories and laughter I just heard my friends say, girl how many more pictures you are going to take of the sun, I do not see the difference between one and the others you already have in your phone gallery, hahaha I laughed out loud because if you look a little more in the details are not all the same, in each sunset we can find different shades and distinctive settings from each other, but you would have to really like that time of day and be a good observer to be able to notice it.
After enjoying the wonderful sunset, we went to a tasca that was right there on the shore and beach and well my Friday lasted until Saturday at 5 in the morning, between drinks, dancing and singing my Friday-Saturday was amazing, I hadn't been out dancing for about two years, and we had an incredible time, what is not planned is also enjoyed to the fullest.
