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is it true that fluminense is about to sign peruvian player Reiner Torres? btw, hes a great player but he could get injured eating a sandwich
I don't blame him. Although he could get quite intoxicated with an Álvaro Chaves Street churrasquinho in a game day. On the other hand, an Huevo à la Huancayna, from Rímac district streets in Lima could beat them all (lol)...
Papa a la huancayna, better saying... It's been long time I've been to Peru... But I remember there was a dish made out of stuffef boiled eggs like that... Ayuda, pata ...
papa a la huancayna I know. Huveo a la Huancayna, never heard of that one before now? You've got the wrong country buddy
Just because of one egg? Jamás!... Peru - después de casi un año que pasé ahy - as casi mi segundo país. Con huevo o sin huevo. Estube en muchas partes - costa, sierra, selva: Yunguyo, Puno, Juliaca, Arequipa, Lima, Pisac, Cuzco, Macchu Picchu (hize 10 km del 'camino del Inca', havendo conocido Wyna Wayna), La Merced, Satipo, Tingo Maria, Pucallpa, Iquitos - incluso Huancayo. Me perdi en un desierto de la costa al sur de Lima en un auto junto con amigos surfistas. Hasta por terremoto pasé. Lo de 74, epicentro en Ica, 70 muertos. Estava yo en Puno, y me acuerdo que por vários dias cesaron las comunicaciones con Lima. Uma semana después, cuando llegué a Lima, me caí de la cama en un domingo a las 8 de la mañana, por un 'eco' del terremoto. La casa era en Miraflores, me acuerdo bién. Corria tablas en San Bartolo, mano. Ni eras nascido. Pero, realmente, esa del 'huevo a la Huancayna'... Que 'huevón' fuí, reconozco ...
But I did, dude... I even corrected myself right away (see #205) ... Just because I momentarilly confused 'papa' with 'huevo' - after 32 years without going over there - you doubting me? ... Besides the 'Papa a la H...' is served (internet refreshed my mind) with a sauce which includes 'huevos' in its composition, right?... Never mind. In Lima I lived in Barranco, right at the Bajada de los Baños, precisely behind the Puente de los Suspiros - which was my old 'companion' for months. At that time, not that many people went there ('twas right after the earthquake), so the Puente de los Suspiros - maybe the most famous touristic attraction of Lima - was entirely mine. I met the chicks of the barrio there... My girlfriend's name was Yoli Vizcarra, and the tough guys of Barranco were jealous because she was quite a 'jeva' and chose 'The Brazilian' to be girlfriend of ... At night all those peñas and people passing by my window, I was already seen as part of the population of Barranco, man... I went to the salsatecas, to the chifas, to games at the Estádio Nacional (don't ask me, but I think a few of Sporting Crystal), drank great cuban ron at that time sold in the Chinese-owned commercial stores (groceries, food in general, alcoholic drinks, etc). Went a lot to the Haiti (Cine Pacífico?) in order to meet the high-society niñas bién of San Isidro... Andé mucho en los superlotados huahuas playing salsa loud in small radios. Went to drink pisco sour at the downtown Sheraton (Othon?), very well prepared there... And also chicha morada with the patitas at Miraflores, Barranco and Chorrillos malecón. Respecto, mano - soy de la área ...
ah okas , por alguna razon pense que eras peruano , eso seria un pecado que un peruano no conozca la Papa a la Huanyana !! , sorry just got a little confused
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OK. Y EL 'HUEVO'? A LAS PAPAS CON EL HUEVO. MORE IMPORTANT THAN THE EGG IS THE CHICK ... http://www.youtube.com:80/watch?v=B-54buJ1_II
Si bien que una Peruanita también tiene su valor ... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_9f23F9UWF8&feature=related