Yes Faustino Parra
Sergio Umbria
Venezuela has an extensive tradition and culture
Native spiritist product of the syncretism of indigenous beliefs and
Afro descendants of the region, something that leads it to be
A region rich in deities, cults and beliefs, keeping in its
Altars from heroes of the republican war to guerrillas
Like Faustino Parra
Faustino Parra was born in 1858 in the village of Las Pavas in Yaracuy
At the height of the Federal War that devastated the plains
He was the son of
Casta Parra, a peasant woman who worked as a domestic worker in
La Moreña de Rafael Moro, located very close to Guama
Venezuela has an extensive tradition and culture
Native spiritist product of the syncretism of indigenous beliefs and
Afro descendants of the region, something that leads it to be
A region rich in deities, cults and beliefs, keeping in its
Altars from heroes of the republican war to guerrillas
Like Faustino Parra
Legend has it that Faustino helped with the work of the
Field to earn his food and, in this way, he had the
Opportunity to meet many people from the town never
He attended school because he was prevented by the obligations of the field
He learned numbers and letters in a rudimentary way
His only teacher was his own life
Venezuela has an extensive tradition and culture
Native spiritist product of the syncretism of indigenous beliefs and
Afro descendants of the region, something that leads it to be
A region rich in deities, cults and beliefs, keeping in its
Altars from heroes of the republican war to guerrillas
Like Faustino Parra