" I believe in a fun, entertaining in others, and making the rest of us have fun. That's my credo "
Thomas Burke (1886-1945) English writer
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Thomas Burke (1886-1945) English writer
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City until the end of the second millennium, was amused to the edge of the morning. Discos, pubs, taverns, bars and even the humble beer sales, popularly known as coots, worked with the doors open, did not exercise the right of admission. Door open for everyone. The problems and conflicts that arise were minor and the most serious that could happen was a fight where the blood did not reach the River. The security, tranquility, peace, order and quiet was the rule. An act of criminal violence or was an unprecedented exception. In the light of day and darkness of the night, people feel safe, could move quietly and sleep with the doors open. We lived in a paradise of security.
That golden age, ran the Capri Cicolini Felix, who attended the public 24 hours a day. After midnight and until dawn, was the preferred site for the bohemians of the time, which before returning home, went to taste the rich toast, soup, chicken, beef or a succulent nervous, something to take the house, rather than arrive with empty hands and pleasing the partner of life - Golden Rule - Eloy Moyetones was a host of luxury. Insofar as the city grew, demand was suitable for the market to the emergence of other businesses of the sector, to complement the variety of culinary offerings and enhance the enjoyment of the nightlife in the city that was growing at a rapid pace and the economy was strong and stable. We lived in a paradise political, economic, social and cultural. We were happy and did not know.
In the 1980's, Jose Reyes based on the first street south, exactly, opposite the Plaza Marti, in a room he rented in principle to Jehoshaphat Rodulfo Lazarde and then later owned Chaurant Daria, "My Site" It was a grilled chicken outlet and broaster, arepa, cachapa with pork, the beer cold and the inevitable jukebox, which was branded Rock-Ola, which for the time, was the one who provided the music with higher fidelity. Bs 1 and the client enjoyed 5 tunes selected to your taste and preference. The antorcheros after fulfilling the task of closing the edition would be released the next day were regular customers. Pedro Emilio (PEJAS) Rojas Vargas, Louis La Roche, John Martínez, Pedro Marrero Hernández, Ángel Camauta, Alexander Compiani and Jesus Farias, were not delivered into the arms of Morpheus, without tasting a delicious dinner. Personal machines were standard and put up with at that time of night to an exquisite nervous. Hallaca a real season, Pepsi tail medium foamy real and youth. While goes not returns.
José Reyes, son Marcial Reyes and Rosa Laya born in Pariaguán the September 2 1951, mother died when scarcely was 6, his aunt Estefana Reyes assumed his guardianship and teenager wine Him Tigre seeking open horizons let him improve their life. Studio primary in school José Manuel Cova Maza and basic cycle in Liceo Pedro Briceño Méndez. In that time alternate their studies working as assistant barman at Casa Spain and Centre English Cultural. With first stage Baccalaureat approved managed employment extinct Banco Unión when agency functioned in Building Murhib Samih. It started as a humble office boy and worked his way up gradually to assistant manager, through the Department of Savings and Current Accounts, Principal Collector and Cashier. Parallel to this task was to consolidate its vocation for trade. It had a street bodeguita Aragua, had a seat on the Municipal Market where she worked on weekends and provided services to renowned collector Sweet Dream and insurance companies Caracas. With the latter company had a customer at Km 52, which visited on Sunday afternoon, when he closed the position in the market. An innate vocation for the job.
In 1985, once it had consolidated "My Site" Anicasio associated with "Nico" Graffe Ortiz, shop at Rotary Avenue, the site is adjacent to the Bar "The Castellón" who had founded Eduardo Castillo, the then owner of the snack bars of the same name that ran for many years in the Ajur Falcon Street Village. They open the doors to a business in the same tenor. "My Cedar" with the advantage that, apart from the captive customers of the town, its strategic location and ample space was a special place for the bus stops invigorating sales. In 93, the situation starts to become difficult for such businesses. The uncertainty began to teach their claws. Close and change of class in "My Site" giving way to "corner Musical Guanipa" offering to sell music and video cassettes, VHS, Betamax. The rapid changes in technology and fierce competition, made at age 7 close the door and concentrated on "My Cedar" which also closed the century culminating 20. Sales are down, people do not go out with the same intensity for fun and was dying and pastoral golden age of the city. Sad memories of a happy past.
"My Site" and "My Cedro" became for many years, meeting spaces. Converged in their home environments professionals, technicians, workers in different industries. Anibal Duran, Carlos Liccioni, Miguel Antonio • "Black" Salazar, Mr. Phidias Biscochea Franco, teachers Neuman Cedeño, Omar Mosqueda, Trinidad Pino, Jose Jaramillo, Roberto Salazar, Jose Antonio Reyes and Gonzalo López Arias, union leader Anaco, but a native of El Tigre, Samuel Mendoza, Eduardo Silva Castillo, Jose Garcia, Jose Rodriguez, Jose Caraballo, Pedro Bermudez, Angel Rafael Zabala, Carlos Bermúdez, Asdrubal Mendoza, Hernán Zabala, Eugene "Old" Salazar, Oswaldo "Topocho "Mendoza, Pedro Sergio Salazar, Cruz "Machel Bermúdez, Archimedes' Grillito" de Jesús González, Luis Fermín, Mauro Millán, Luis Alexis "The Black" Mogollon, Alberto "Beto" Vasquez, Jose "Cheo" Figueroa, Dr. Carlos Ramirez, Miguel Galantón, Wilfredo Zapata Dr. Orlando Ramírez, Ennio Mendoza, Don Luis "El General" Garcia, Luis Harris Rangel and many other friends that are beyond the flashes of memory.
The love of work, the bug for business and as the good son returns home, Jose Reyes, next to his wife Miriam Rosa Diaz and his children, Mary, Joseph, Jean, Karl, Kelly, Anais and Relima, opened operations in Pariaguán and has a business called "My Caobos, CA." Working 24 hours a day, located 300 meters from the Indian Redoma Parigua in the green sector . It is a bus stop and at that place offers to the customers hotel services, bar, restaurant, tavern and meat on a stick. The knowledge of the field, orderly and disciplined work, have enabled success in dreamland. Such business is not easy, however it is demanding, exhausting, inflexible and difficult, but also gives good results, good times and especially the possibility of life with good quality. Our character, no doubt, is a talented and successful entrepreneur.
These characters and places of public entertainment and food that have left a deep imprint on the historical development of our small city and which have enriched our small urban stories, those we remember in these flashes, with the firm intention to strengthen memory collective history, to contribute our humble effort, why, when our eminent historians, researchers and historians, decide to write the true and authentic history of our city, including the hard disk of our historical memory. Worth!
That golden age, ran the Capri Cicolini Felix, who attended the public 24 hours a day. After midnight and until dawn, was the preferred site for the bohemians of the time, which before returning home, went to taste the rich toast, soup, chicken, beef or a succulent nervous, something to take the house, rather than arrive with empty hands and pleasing the partner of life - Golden Rule - Eloy Moyetones was a host of luxury. Insofar as the city grew, demand was suitable for the market to the emergence of other businesses of the sector, to complement the variety of culinary offerings and enhance the enjoyment of the nightlife in the city that was growing at a rapid pace and the economy was strong and stable. We lived in a paradise political, economic, social and cultural. We were happy and did not know.
In the 1980's, Jose Reyes based on the first street south, exactly, opposite the Plaza Marti, in a room he rented in principle to Jehoshaphat Rodulfo Lazarde and then later owned Chaurant Daria, "My Site" It was a grilled chicken outlet and broaster, arepa, cachapa with pork, the beer cold and the inevitable jukebox, which was branded Rock-Ola, which for the time, was the one who provided the music with higher fidelity. Bs 1 and the client enjoyed 5 tunes selected to your taste and preference. The antorcheros after fulfilling the task of closing the edition would be released the next day were regular customers. Pedro Emilio (PEJAS) Rojas Vargas, Louis La Roche, John Martínez, Pedro Marrero Hernández, Ángel Camauta, Alexander Compiani and Jesus Farias, were not delivered into the arms of Morpheus, without tasting a delicious dinner. Personal machines were standard and put up with at that time of night to an exquisite nervous. Hallaca a real season, Pepsi tail medium foamy real and youth. While goes not returns.
José Reyes, son Marcial Reyes and Rosa Laya born in Pariaguán the September 2 1951, mother died when scarcely was 6, his aunt Estefana Reyes assumed his guardianship and teenager wine Him Tigre seeking open horizons let him improve their life. Studio primary in school José Manuel Cova Maza and basic cycle in Liceo Pedro Briceño Méndez. In that time alternate their studies working as assistant barman at Casa Spain and Centre English Cultural. With first stage Baccalaureat approved managed employment extinct Banco Unión when agency functioned in Building Murhib Samih. It started as a humble office boy and worked his way up gradually to assistant manager, through the Department of Savings and Current Accounts, Principal Collector and Cashier. Parallel to this task was to consolidate its vocation for trade. It had a street bodeguita Aragua, had a seat on the Municipal Market where she worked on weekends and provided services to renowned collector Sweet Dream and insurance companies Caracas. With the latter company had a customer at Km 52, which visited on Sunday afternoon, when he closed the position in the market. An innate vocation for the job.
In 1985, once it had consolidated "My Site" Anicasio associated with "Nico" Graffe Ortiz, shop at Rotary Avenue, the site is adjacent to the Bar "The Castellón" who had founded Eduardo Castillo, the then owner of the snack bars of the same name that ran for many years in the Ajur Falcon Street Village. They open the doors to a business in the same tenor. "My Cedar" with the advantage that, apart from the captive customers of the town, its strategic location and ample space was a special place for the bus stops invigorating sales. In 93, the situation starts to become difficult for such businesses. The uncertainty began to teach their claws. Close and change of class in "My Site" giving way to "corner Musical Guanipa" offering to sell music and video cassettes, VHS, Betamax. The rapid changes in technology and fierce competition, made at age 7 close the door and concentrated on "My Cedar" which also closed the century culminating 20. Sales are down, people do not go out with the same intensity for fun and was dying and pastoral golden age of the city. Sad memories of a happy past.
"My Site" and "My Cedro" became for many years, meeting spaces. Converged in their home environments professionals, technicians, workers in different industries. Anibal Duran, Carlos Liccioni, Miguel Antonio • "Black" Salazar, Mr. Phidias Biscochea Franco, teachers Neuman Cedeño, Omar Mosqueda, Trinidad Pino, Jose Jaramillo, Roberto Salazar, Jose Antonio Reyes and Gonzalo López Arias, union leader Anaco, but a native of El Tigre, Samuel Mendoza, Eduardo Silva Castillo, Jose Garcia, Jose Rodriguez, Jose Caraballo, Pedro Bermudez, Angel Rafael Zabala, Carlos Bermúdez, Asdrubal Mendoza, Hernán Zabala, Eugene "Old" Salazar, Oswaldo "Topocho "Mendoza, Pedro Sergio Salazar, Cruz "Machel Bermúdez, Archimedes' Grillito" de Jesús González, Luis Fermín, Mauro Millán, Luis Alexis "The Black" Mogollon, Alberto "Beto" Vasquez, Jose "Cheo" Figueroa, Dr. Carlos Ramirez, Miguel Galantón, Wilfredo Zapata Dr. Orlando Ramírez, Ennio Mendoza, Don Luis "El General" Garcia, Luis Harris Rangel and many other friends that are beyond the flashes of memory.
The love of work, the bug for business and as the good son returns home, Jose Reyes, next to his wife Miriam Rosa Diaz and his children, Mary, Joseph, Jean, Karl, Kelly, Anais and Relima, opened operations in Pariaguán and has a business called "My Caobos, CA." Working 24 hours a day, located 300 meters from the Indian Redoma Parigua in the green sector . It is a bus stop and at that place offers to the customers hotel services, bar, restaurant, tavern and meat on a stick. The knowledge of the field, orderly and disciplined work, have enabled success in dreamland. Such business is not easy, however it is demanding, exhausting, inflexible and difficult, but also gives good results, good times and especially the possibility of life with good quality. Our character, no doubt, is a talented and successful entrepreneur.
These characters and places of public entertainment and food that have left a deep imprint on the historical development of our small city and which have enriched our small urban stories, those we remember in these flashes, with the firm intention to strengthen memory collective history, to contribute our humble effort, why, when our eminent historians, researchers and historians, decide to write the true and authentic history of our city, including the hard disk of our historical memory. Worth!
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