Hi everyone again! today I'm going to show you a special photograph for me, I wish I could show you more than one because it was a really hard desicion choose just one, but anyway here I go.
This picture it was taking by my best friend Ignacio, on 2013, when we was at Ventanas a placed near of Quintero. We have a lot of friend who lives in this beach, so we always go visit them for Easter Holidays. The picture is very special because at the bottom it's written a phrase, it's says "Llamame luego pero sin Ll" it's a word game, in english this can be translated literally like this way: "Call me soon but without Ll" I know it's doesn't have sense but I will try to explain it. "Llámame luego" means "Call me soon" If you remove de Ll of the word "llámame" (because then says without ll) it will be transforming to the word "ámame" wich it means "Love me", after all that's the message behind this phrase. This kind of poetic quotes on walls are a social expression called "acción poética", on internet you can find a lot of this. I'm a big fan of this kind of demonstration, so when I saw this wall of the photograph I just had become crazy! I ask for a picture but my best friend took it before I was ready, I think thats why this picture it's so amazing because its improvised. Also I have good memories of this photograph, this kind of trips with friends: beach at the morning and bonfires at nights, are really exciting. I will always remember these days, like the happiest days of my life.
Thats all for today, have a nice weekend!
i think you should start doing your own murals on the streets just like "acción poética". you have a lot of poetry in your essence :) you look so happy in the picture, it's so pretty! take care kari <3
ResponderBorrarNice shot!!!
ResponderBorrarHi Karina I'm from Quintero and I went a few times to Ventana, I like this places very much and I like your picture too. I think that's a nice phrase. See you :)
ResponderBorrarKarina: In Vallenar, my hometown, there's some of "acciones poéticas" painted in walls, but I don't like the phrases that people decided to paint. :( but this one particularly liked me a lot.
ResponderBorrarKarina: In Vallenar, my hometown, there's some of "acciones poéticas" painted in walls, but I don't like the phrases that people decided to paint. :( but this one particularly liked me a lot.
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