2 thoughts on “Valparaiso: A cultural labyrinth”

1. That was one beautiful read. Valparaiso sounds dreamy. If it was Neruda’s fancy, it cannot but be mine. Cheers.

2. Art makes our world a much friendlier and interesting place…

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