Things you did not know about Venezuela:
There are three sites in Venezuela that have been declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO: the city of Coro, the Canaima National Park and the University City of Caracas.
The Mérida cable car is the highest and longest in the world, which connects the city of Merida with Pico Bolívar. It measures approximately 12.5 km long and reaches a height of 4765 meters above sea level.
El Salto Angel, the highest waterfall in the world (located in the Canaima National Park) is competing for a place within the 7 wonders of the world.
The anaconda, the largest and longest snake in the world that can measure up to 12 m and weigh up to 200 kg, is found in the Venezuelan plains.
The largest lake in South America is Maracaibo.
The film Arachnophobia, produced among others by Steven Spielberg, tells the story of a strange variety of poisonous spiders found in Venezuela, transported from the Amazon to an American population. On the other hand, two Disney films also concentrate their ambience in the Venezuelan jungle: Dinosaurs and Up.
Jacinto Convit, Venezuelan doctor of great experience, discovered the vaccine against leprosy and was nominated for the Nobel Prize in Medicine. Currently, at 98, she leads a team that develops a vaccine against breast, stomach and colon cancers.
The diamond-tipped scalpel was invented by Humberto Fernandez Morán, a Venezuelan scientist.
Venezuela is the country with the most oil in the world: it managed to certify a volume of crude reserves of 297,000 million barrels, which makes it the largest deposit on the planet, ahead of Saudi Arabia.
The "malta", the "frescolita", the "diablito" and the "PAN flour" are Venezuelan inventions.
Surely if you grew up in the 90s in Venezuela, you will remember each of these things. Also, you will surely get nostalgic and remember many special moments. Definitely, it was a good time, and of course, much healthier than now.
Remember with nostalgia and enjoy!
#1. You grew up with nifu nifa clowns.
#2. Baubles
Toddy, Pirulines, Cocosettes, Torontos, Sambas, etc.
#3. You have collected the album of Amor es ...
#4. Ever played the Ce-Ce-Ce.
I get on the bed, I pull the suitcase, my mom hits me, I hit her, I go up to the fifth floor ...
#5. You collected and exchanged stickers at school.
6 You danced changa.
7 You never missed the Monster of Tomorrow at 92.9 FM.
8 Once they gave you a song from Calle Ciega.
Or Project One, Chichi Peralta, Franco de Vita, etc.
9. And therefore you know Chino de Nacho before they became Chino and Nacho.
10. More than once you wanted to participate in Nubeluz.
#eleven. Nothing excited you more than listening to the bell of the ice cream man.
The favorite was the Bati Bati.
12. You knew all the choreography of Azúcar Amargo
And you had the wide-legged pants and the handkerchief on your wrist.
13. You collected tazos:
You went to the kioskito to buy Pepito or Cheese Triss
14. You were part of the bagpipes of your school.
#fifteen. You played with an Emboque.
16.You did not stop laughing with Radio Rochela and Cheverisimo
17. You were going to Brazil in all the World Cups and you were celebrating in a caravan when they won
Or to Italy.
18 You collected Polly Pockets.
19. You used a notebook to make a chismograph
More than one you filled.
#twenty. You collected Pascualinas:
#twenty-one. This is the type of reggaeton you were listening to:
"I do as a chick, I do as a whale, I do as a cow ..."
22. Remember to see the billboards with "the Polar girls"
It is impossible to see this and not remember all these things with nostalgia ... how different were the 90s in Venezuela.
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WE HAVE THOUSANDS OF REASONS WHY WE FEEL PROUD OF BEING VENEZUELAN I KNOW THAT SOON MY COUNTRY WILL RETURN TO SMILE, THIS IS ONLY A TRAIL BITTER AS THE TITLE SAYS PROUD TO BE VENEZUELAN
DO NOT FORGET THAT THERE IS NO BAD THAT LASTS A THOUSAND YEARS OR BODY THAT RESISTS YOU SO I ENCOURAGE!
