Etiqueta: la leyenda

Sailors always seek their salvation or revenge at sea. The blue abyss is an inexorable confidant. Confessors tell the sea their sorrows and joys with childish optimism or with relentless viciousness. That’s why Salvador Almaraz challenged Rufino Cuevas beneath the water’s surface. Both were divers. Of the good kind. Their rivalry was traditional in the
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Town Festivities Reminiscent of the colonial era, many people of Baja California Sur celebrate the dates when their communities were founded by Jesuit priests who, over the course of 70 years, established 17 missions throughout the peninsula. The first, Loreto, was founded in 1697 and the last, Santa María de los Angeles, in 1767. Over
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Caves guardians The pericúes, who inhabited from Cabo San Lucas to Todos Santos, passing through the south of San Bartolo and Isla Cerralvo (Jacques Cousteau), Espíritu Santo and San José, explained whale and world’s existence in a very unique way, a legend that was handed down through generations by word-of-mouth until it was documented by
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Pearl Fishing in La Paz A bad day of fishing is better than a good day of work. For those who enjoy waking up early, watching the sun coming up over the horizon and feeling the sea breeze, a day of fishing is more than a job. It is a true delight and a pleasure.
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