Pura Fiesta

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Peruvians really know how to party. Mostly, they just like to party. Especially in Cusco; where every age is involved; on the streets, in a club, in your house, in one bottle or in many cups. The dancing and the toasts must never stop; not until the morning sun calls everyone back to their working reality. Even then, it is possible that the party may continue for another day.

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Photos

Despidida
I am glad that I do not have many photos of how this night ended. . . mustache and uni-brows painted on every face . . .

Mujeres de la Familia
The aunties, cousins and sisters unite to celebrate Crishna's bachelorette party.
November 11th.

SALUD !!!
Part one.

To the Party!
The happily newly-weds take-off from the Plaza de Armas to start the party.

La Hora Loca
"The Crazy Hour" arrives at mid-night with balloons and clowns.

La Hora Loca
Salsa, rum and coke, balloons and clowns.

La Hora Loca
At Krishna and Willington's wedding.

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La Tia Merian cracks some jokes with her sister by her side.

Plaza de Armas
And the party moves to another club. (3 a.m.)

Getting Married
On November 26th, Krishna and Willington were married in the Sagrada Familia Cathedral in Cusco, Peru.

Communion
And the line of ladies in black wait to receive communion after Willington and Krishna are married.

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Krishna, the oldest sister of Guillermo, greets the her nephew and aunt after the ceremony.

Sister and Guille

Sister and Guille
Gettin' down at the wedding.

Cumple de Chaska
Our firends, Carla and Leo celebrate their daughter's birthday of three years with friends. Chaska means "star" in Quechua.

Los Primos
a line-up of the cousins at a family parillada, bar-b-que.

The Newly Weds
The family attacks the newly weds while dancing in a circle,chanting, "beso, beso, beso." And will only return to dancing once the couple kisses. (This happens many times, to all couples, throughout the night while dancing."

Baila
Guille's parents are the last ones dancing after the family parrillada.