The participants come from all 24 states and 21 countries around the world
It’s amazing that Hanna Tielmann and Ruth Salas can still smile so relaxed, because their workload is enormous. The phones are ringing and registrations are constantly coming in on the website. In five days, 26 buses from the Palomino bus company alone will arrive in Curahuasi.
For the first time, all departments (states) will be represented at the festival. Tobias Lächele, head of our workshops, has firmly promised not to lose track. The last tents are to be erected today and tomorrow. Some green areas are still missing. Tomorrow – provided everything goes according to plan – the gates will be installed in entrances 6, 7 and 8.
Parallel to the festival, further preparations for the installation of the MRT are underway. Civil engineer Udo Klemenz drives his men on the school site to peak performance, because the pupils are calling for additional classrooms.
Dr. Martina John lovingly packed 200 gift bags for the guests of honor. Christmas is still a little way off, but all the artists, musicians and speakers will have fond memories of Curahuasi and “Vida en los Andes”.
As the tension rises, we recommend additional tablets to lower blood pressure. And valerian drops have proved their worth for centuries in times of excitement. For last-minute travelers, we recommend the airlines Latam, Iberia, Air Europa and KLM. Jump on a plane and come to the world capital of aniseed. “The “Vida en los Andes” festival only takes place once. And you can be there. Madness! /KDJ
