Bolivian Thoughts in an Emerging World struggles with current events in Bolivia, they are mostly political and economical inefficiencies which makes our lives harder than usual. However, from time to time I can provide good news and this page will be updated with the links of my posts which show OUR HERITAGE who, despite all our harsh endeavors, give us the light and energy to continue. [Picture is from San Jose de Chiquitos, Santa Cruz]
This page has one of the three categories that The Hall of Bolivian Fame page has. Please click on the names, places you want to see, thank you.
- Happy 195 Bolivia
- Bolivian pleasures
- Mummified Corpse Discovered in Bolivia’s Salt Flats
- The pollera skirt: flag or stigma? – La pollera: ¿bandera o estigma?
- Glyptodon, giant ancestor of the armadillo – Gliptodonte, ancestro gigante del quirquincho
- Women conquer space in Bolivia’s Carnival of Oruro
- Skiing in Bolivia!
- 1943, La Paz city, a superb video!
- Early Bolivian Amazon humans – Primeros Bolivianos en el Amazonas
- Honoring Pachamama Central to Bolivian Culture
- What Is Alasitas And Why Do Bolivians Celebrate It?
- Tiwanaku rituals and gastronomic recipes are recovered – Recuperan rituales y recetas gastronómicas de Tiwanaku
- Hike and explore Inca ruins on Lake Titicaca’s largest island
- ‘Everything is burned’: Bolivian caravan marches across fire-ravaged region to pressure Morales
- More than 2 million animals perish in Bolivia wildfires
- Correction: Bolivia-Tiwanaku Vessels story … NOT 400 but 1,400 years!
- The bells of San Francisco are refurbished to toll again
- Bolivia’s fires destroy ‘heritage’ rock art sites
- Bolivian food reflects our mestizo roots!
- 500 species at risk due to fire in the Chiquitano Forest
- Bolivia’s identity in nine hats
- National exotic food for extravagant tastes
- The Charango Museum, one of the best works of Ernesto Cavour
- Tarija chooses saice as her flag dish
- Bolivian gastronomic complexity and complication
- In the abandonment, the church of San Andrés de Machaca deteriorates
- We’re Convinced Bolivia is the Most Magical Place on Earth
- Have you visited Isla del Sol? These are its attractions
- Torotoro National Park Dinosaur Footprints
- Bolivia’s Most Colorful Neighborhood
- Harsh, gruelling, awesome
- Tourism 101: Lonely Planet’s Bolivia: South America’s diverse and intriguing jewel
- Apple Releases two Spanish Ads focused on the iPhone XS Documenting the lives of Bolivian Women Wrestlers
- Takesi, pre-Columbian jewel of Yanacachi
- The historical and critical narration of Querejazu about national pictorial art
- Drug Residues Detected on Ancient Ritual Bundle From Bolivia
- A unique tour of Bolivia, from cathedrals and markets to the world’s first salt hotel
- Burials in Bolivia’s ‘Forest Islands’ Offer Insights Into Early South Americans
- Chili [ají], the spicy face of Bolivia
- Bolivia’s indigenous mark ‘Palm Sunday’ with annual fair
- Vivid, strange and yet to be ruined by tourists – why Bolivia should be on your wish list
- Canvas of the Virgen del Socavón was restored
- Urus offer crafts to support families
- Neglect, rain threatening ‘Sistine Chapel of the Andes’
- They discover the procedure to stop the deterioration of Samaipata rock
- Pepino the Cucumber comes back to life as Bolivia kicks off carnival – 2019
- Miniature Fair in Bolivia: Alasitas 2019 – Jan 24 to Feb 24
- Ancient Hidden City Discovered Under Lake Titicaca
- From Chiquitania to salar, travel for a different end of the year
- Chincana Ruins
- Archaeologists Discover 15th Century Indigenous Tombs in Bolivia
- I am Potosino, between a hymn and the Libertarian Efforts – Humberto Iporre Salinas
- Torotoro National Park seeks to become a new “Jurassic park”
- The Christ tattooed on rock has its natural sanctuary in Pazña
- Chefs look for the peanut soup to be the flag dish of Bolivia
- MSU was given a mummy from Bolivia in 1890. Now the university is returning it.
- Bolivian dessert: Rice with milk we want to eat!
- Sculpture Biennial brings together 20 experts in Comanche
- Bolivian money 101: What was the first banknote of Bolivia?
- Bolivia arrives at exhibition in Paris with Aymara architecture and fashion
- They deliver the regulation of the Law of the Bolivian cueca
- Ministry of Cultures recovers 70 religious pieces of four epochs
- Miracles and legends of the Lord of the True Cross, patron of Potosí
- Bolivian cuisine 101: The “llajwa”, an idyll with the Bolivian palate
- Old missionary manuscript in Bolivia was immortalized
- Bolivian chefs are trading colonial cuisine for national pride
- The Bolivian National Museum of Art celebrates its 52 years
- Excavations to expose Tiwanaku’s greatness require a 50 year plan
- THE DYING ART OF THE WORLD’S MOST BEAUTIFUL WEAVING: BOLIVIA!
- Angels and devils battle it out at Bolivian festival: Señor del Gran Poder [Lord of the Great Power]
- To comprehend Tiwanaku people: Anthropologist Plots New Use for Motion-Capture Technology
- Resurrection in Ñaurenda, Bolivia
- Reconstructing ancient skulls in Tiahuanaco, Bolivia
- An application is prepared to admire Bolivian archaeological sites
- It’s okay to know they like our folklore, but please do NOT SAY is yours!
- Bolivian Christmas 101: Rag dolls and brass cars: how about those times!
- IN BOLIVIA, CHRISTMAS IS CELEBRATED FROM CHRISTMAS EVE UNTIL EPIPHANY
- Bolivia won the South America’s Leading Cultural Destination 2017
- La Paz, Bolivia guide: what to see plus the best bars, restaurants and hotels
- Tsimané of Bolivia: Parents in a Remote Amazon Village Barely Talk to Their Babies—and the Kids Are Fine
- Alasitas made to the Intangible Heritage List of the UNESCO
- Torotoro: Bolivia’s best kept secret!
- November 10, 2017: Potosí celebrates 207 anniversary
- Tiwanaku, older and more important civilization than the Incas, makes it way to Japan
- Bolivian Heritage 101: They find 2 corners of a new temple in Tiwanaku
- Bolivian Heritage 101: The floating islands of the Lake of the Incas
- Bolivian History 101: Our Tango Illimani
- What locals call the ‘gates of hell’: inside the infamous mines of Potosi
- Underwater archaeologists dig in Lake Titicaca
- Tiwanaku: Population inhabits pre-Hispanic city … the one that gave construction technology to the Incas
- Environmental damage continues to affect our National Heritage: Cerro Rico
- Bolivia and the trades of yesterday
- Bolivian men and women in violent harvest festival punch up, in pictures
- History 101: how silver turned Potosí into ‘the first city of capitalism’
- A hundred years’ research of the Puerta del Sol
- History 101: Potosi and the coins
- The charm of streetcars in La Paz … trams should be back!
- Bolivian Archaeologists Dig For Rare Artifacts
- Bolivian Islands may be cause of action, you hear?… Chile?!
- The true age of the city of La Paz
- The National Museum of Art recovers the Baroque Mestizo polychrome
- A walking tour of La Paz city
- With new discovery, Bolivia has most dinosaur footprints on earth
- Bolivian food 101: 23 exotic fruits that you must try in Santa Cruz!
- Watch a great video of La Paz, 1943. They had trams!
- We are loosing our CERRO RICO, and the world knows about this disgrace!
- A catalog registers 15,345 plant species in Bolivia: among the top 12 countries in the world with greater wealth of plants
- Bolivian Catholics live in family and faith the Passion of Christ
- Bolivian cuisine 101: Seven traditional dishes for Easter
- Bolivian cuisine 101: Majadito recipe, ideal for rainy days
- Bolivian cuisine 101: Locro de gallina [hen soup]
- Bolivia ranks first in wetlands worldwide!
- A great video to watch the Oruro Carnival, come and enjoy!
- Bolivian Christmas carol tradition
- Santa Cruz has 150 archaeological sites
- Carnival 101: Oruro, Bolivia!
- Found: A circular pyramid in Bolivia’s Amazon
- Totora, Bolivia’s architectural gem
- Bolivia is not taking the right approach to protect Cerro Rico
- Ice age fossils found in Chuquisaca!
- Learn about the second highest mountain in this hemisphere: SAJAMA
- Heritage 101: At least 10 of Bolivia’s cultural heritage sites are at risk
- Heritage 101: Unesco declares as World Heritage the Inca Trail
- Bolivian folcklore 101: Collita performed by Wara was composed by Fernando Roman Saavedra
- Bolivia’s San Calixto Observatory for the last 100 years!
- Bolivian folklore 101: Caporales dance, how it was created! – Jorge and Carlos Estrada Pacheco
- Sampaya stopped at the time of the Inca
- Sound Archives preserve the musical history of Bolivia
- Ecology 101: Bolivia’s incredible biodiversity – Madidi
- Tambo Quirquincho, Bolivian architectonic treasure
- In Potosi: Cayara Hotel, 400 years of history
- From Bolivia with Love: HAPPY EASTER
- World’s Deadliest Road – La Paz – Yungas road
- International Festival of Renaissance and Baroque Music, American Missions of Chiquitos
- Bolivian Father’s Day – Courtesy of Cultureness’s Blog
- Calamarca Angels – Catholic Temple, paintings
- San Calixto Chappel – architecture, paintings
- Alasitas
- Wise King’s Day – Christmas
- Iskanwaya
- Christmas – picana
- Museums – La Paz
- Chiquitos – Santa Cruz
- Uturuncu – rapid growing volcano
- Curahuara de Carangas, Oruro – Catholic Temple, mural
- Environment – ecoregions
Hello, I have a painting by, I think, a Bolivian named Ayala T. or V., called “Returno al Hogar.” 1963 stretched canvas on frame. Where could I find out more about him/her?
Thanks for asking, internet could be a way to do it, however you need the full name … if you want you could send me a picture of it and I can run it with some Bolivian artists?