#cumana

....English Version.... From the Heart of Cumana: Bermudez Square. It’s incredible how, in our city of Cumana, we can find places covered in an impressive canopy of greenery. The vast majority of these

I am a proud resident (as they say) of Cumaná, which is considered the first mainland city founded by the Spanish conquistadors. However, it already existed as a settlement, and was inhabited by the Cumanagoto

....English Version.... From Real Life to the Map: Student Square in Cumana. Today we are visiting the iconic Armando Zuluaga Blanco Square, named in honor of the distinguished student and political activist

Imagen de la tala de árboles en la Plaza Vargas en Cumaná (Foto propia) Hablan poco los árboles, se sabe. Pasan la vida entera meditando y moviendo sus ramas Eugenio Montejo ¡Qué saben ellos de planes

....English Version.... Maria Rodriguez Square: Tradition and Color. To speak of Maria Rodriguez is to evoke tradition, culture, music, dance, Cumana, and above all, the vibrant colors that characterized

El primero que vi aquí en Buenos Aires. Floreado en junio, para agosto no mostraba señales de sus frutos. El viento azota con tal violencia aquí y en los alrededores que lo consideré la causa de que no

....English Version.... Facing the Forest, Peace can also be Found. When we want to relieve stress and, for a moment, feel at peace with ourselves, we can find those special places to do so. In this sense,

....English Version.... A Visit to Miranda Square. Today we have a new experience, featuring one of the most iconic public and recreational spaces in our city of Cumana. It’s a very busy place, since it’s

Cuando un estado te quita la electricidad, el agua y con ello se junta la situación ecónomica con el dólar a veces caes en un bucle dónde todo se nubla y se te olvida quien eres y quien lograste a pesar

....English Version.... Traki Center: A Different Perspective for Travelers. It is normal for city residents, tourists, and visitors alike—when they take on the role of explorers—to focus on enjoying historic

....English Version.... Peace and Harmony in Salvador Allende Square. Our journey through our city never stops—especially when it comes to healing and liberating experiences. We can feel all of this amidst

In this third and final part of my work on this central and highly significant area of ​​the city of Cumaná (Sucre State, Venezuela), I will focus on two important monuments, although I will make brief

....English Version.... Cumana Routes: Exploring They Caiguire Roundabout. Our journey through Cumana, the “First-Born of the American Continent,” continues unabated. We keep visiting and offering all

....English Version.... Benigno Rodriguez Bruzual Roundabout: A Landmark in Cumana. In a previous issue, we talked about Redoma La Copita. Now, let’s take a look at Redoma Benigno Rodriguez Bruzual—a place

....English Version.... A Loop Around La Copita. Our city, Cumana, the “Firstborn of the Continent” has countless plazas and roundabouts; the latter serve as the convergence point for many streets and

A few days ago, I decided to take another photographic tour (I had already photographed some sections of it on previous occasions) of what is considered the oldest and most representative street in Cumaná:

....English Version.... Sun, Sea and The Cross of Caiguire. As mentioned in previous days, regarding the places we can find along our Cumana Coastal Strip or Cacique Maraguey, today we find ourselves once

Francisco de Paula Aristiguieta: Una Plaza a la Vista de Todos

Saludos, amigos amantes de los recorridos y los viajes. Este no es un post de viaje exactamente, aunque sí supone un traslado en la misma ciudad donde resido: Cumaná. Mi atracción hacia los monumentos

-- Solo puedo expresar mi más profundo dolor y sentimientos encontrados tras el terremoto del 24 de Junio de 2026. Un terremoto que Venezuela no estuvo preparada para enfrentar, protección civil sin cascos