Ho fascinating. Do you ever go back to Aroa, I have always lived on the coast so would love it there.
It is also great to keep our customs alive. That is becoming a problem in the UK. They have let in so many people that their customs have taken over and ours are dying🤣
Hello @tengolotodo, the truth is that I do not know if I return some day as a girl we went with some frequency, but its access route is still the same, by sea or through the mountain that are about 4 hours away and apart from a beautiful and beach there is nothing there, you have to carry even the water you want to drink. But if someday you dare, I'll go with you!
As for the traditional being lost, I think it is, worldwide, people like these, to which I refer, who strive to keep alive a tradition are few.
Greetings.