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Atardecer con fuego #portrait #redsky #sunset #huawei (en Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Bolivia)

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Que increíble trabajo creativo.

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Okja (2017) dir. Bong Joon-ho

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Las nubes van apuradas, marchan amenazantes con el viento #bw #photography #noir #me #nubes (en Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Bolivia)

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Este café sabe a gloria, gloria tibia, pero gloria al fin y al cabo, más aún con aquella tortilla llena de ajo y sutiles hierbas, sabía que momentos como esos son los instantes que dan sentido a la vida, la sencilles de la calma luego de un vaivén nocturno que podía acabar mal pero no, ahora solo disfruto paciente, sorbo a sorbo mi negra y amarga recompensa.

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A los 23 yo ni sabía que hacer con mi vida :/

Marble statue made by a 23 year old artist in 1622

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The Fighting Cholitas [2015]

In Bolivia, there are a group of female lucha libre-style wrestlers who perform in multi-layered dresses and who wrestle, sometimes in intergender matches, for hundreds of paying fans each Sunday. They’re known as The Fighting Cholitas. The Cholitas are part of a group of wrestlers known as Titans Of The Ring, which are wrestlers of both sexes whom are indigenous to El Alto. When the group takes the show on the road, they guarantee hundreds, but when they’re on their home turf, thousands flock to see the Colitas in action.

Tickets to the shows are roughly $1 (American), and often, the Cholitas are paid $13 per match. Because of this, wrestling is merely a side hustle for the group, who take on other tasks in daily life.

However, come Sunday, the luchadoras gather in El Alto to put on professional wrestling shows, trading punches and flying through the air whilst adorned in petticoats and shawls. The women involved operate through a system founded in 2011 to ensure that everyone be paid fairly and equally, which was created after a promoter who had an idea to put the Cholitas in the ring to attract to public. Once the gimmick was spotted as becoming a monopoly, the Cholitas created their own brand, and it’s found them incredible success!

The Cholitas were highlighted in an award-winning 2006 short-subject documentary, The Fighting Cholitas, available at this link. It’s only 20:00 long, so be sure to check it out!

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Bolivia’s Dream Houses in the Sky

The Bolivian architect Freddy Mamani Silvestre doesn’t have an office, use a computer, or draw formal blueprints. He sketches his plans on a wall or transmits them orally to his associates. Since 2005, Mamani and his firm have completed sixty projects in El Alto, the world’s highest city, which sits at nearly fourteen thousand feet, on an austere plateau above La Paz. In the past twenty years, the economy there has burgeoned, along with an enterprising, mostly indigenous population. Mamani earned his fame building mixed-use dream houses for the city’s nouveaux riches.

See more of the futuristic façades.

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by Fun Fact Comics

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Check out this video on vidme!

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Pigeon Comic 52 - Mr. Brightside

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This

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I’ll say it, this is one sexy flower. Fuchsia “Velvet Crush”

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RPG Character Challenge 2017 - 16 RPG classes!

And this is done! Wow, what a great exercice. Thanks a LOT to Bekki for doing this challenge along me, it was such a nice thing to do together! (Go check out the participations on my tumblr if you want to read the descriptions and attacks of each class!)

What is your favourite RPG class?