Pablo Neruda was a man of many faces, excessive and epicurean. He combined these attributes in the field of diplomacy as well as in that of poetry and his life took him to the…
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This house is organic in the literal sense of the word and best described through adjectives. It is a body made of cells and organs that takes us back to the time of our pre-birth,…
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We are all on our way or passing through, children who have grown up, travelers of life or of the vast world. The path we take every day, materially or spiritually, is not always…
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Could one argue that, in our vast world, works of art sometimes chose their creator rather than the reverse. Given the pugnacity with which some works were born and continue to exist, the preceding…
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Somewhere in Colombia is a city that few people have heard of. A mirage city one day shining and the next hidden from the eyes of the world, A place that is hard to…
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When a city develops as a port, I always think that it should be discovered by sea and so we arrived in Hong Kong by freighter. The vision of the waterfront bristling with multiform…
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His name was James. Edward James. He was called a rich English eccentric, which he absolutely was. Born in 1907 to an American tycoon and a Scottish socialite (presumed to be the natural daughter…
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This was not the first time this had happened in a bookstore. A book that, as if by magic, stood out of the lot and got in my way, preventing me from seeing elsewhere.…
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Sometimes the most interesting part of a trip is to give free rein to your intuition and to be fully available for an unexpected discovery. This is exactly what happened in Cartagena, as we…
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The history of the Yucatan haciendas is as breathtaking as it is tragic. In fact, it mixes extremes to the point of generating incredible architectures and behaviors. To understand it, you have to look…