CHILE
(2001)
Tierra de Fuegos - Feuerland - Am Ende der Welt
Punta Arenas
Chiloe
Castro, eine "Stadt auf Stelzen"
Achao, ein "Dorf des Seetanges"
Vulkan Osorno
Pucon
Vulkan Villarica
Santiago de Chile
Plaza de Armas
Museo Historico Nacional
San Cristobal in Santiago
Das Haus von Pablo Neruda bei Santiago
Valparaiso
* Die Stadt der Aufzuege *
14 "Stadtaufzuege" gebaut von 1883 - 1916
14 "Stadtaufzuege" gebaut von 1883 - 1916
"La Sebastiana" - Pablo Neruda in Valparaiso
Vina del Mar
Auf dem Weg nach Quintero
- 1000 Pelikane -
- 1000 Pelikane -
Concon
Quintero
Playa Ritoque
Pichicuy
Papudo
Horcon
Auf dem Weg nach Zapallar
Die Atacama Wüste im Norden Chiles
Toconao
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Salar de Atacama / Laguna Chaxa
Cerro Miscanti, Cerro Meniques & Los Lagos Altiplanos
- Salar Aguas Calientes -
Socaire
- Laguna Tuyajto -
- Geyser del Tatio -
- Valle de la Muerte -
- Inka Felsenmalereien im Valle de la Muerte -
- Valle de la Luna -
- Pucara de Quitor -
- San Pedro de Atacama -
- Calama -
La Virgen de la Candelaria
Virgen del Socavon
(Virgen de la Candelaria)
The origens of the carnival go back to the late 18th century and the worship of the virgen del Socavon. Legend has it that an outlaw who lived in the area was mortally wounded, but was saved at the last moment by an unknown woman of great beauty. She turned out to be the Virgen de la Candelaria, whom the outlaw had worshipped in the cave where he lived. A century later, the church of the Virgen del Socavon (beloved Mother of the Mineshaft) and her feast was changed to Carnival Saturday, as it was on that day that she saved the outlaw.
The cult of the virgen del Socavon has gradually merged over the years with the worship of the devil or Supay Tio as he is knwon in these parts.
(Virgen de la Candelaria)
The origens of the carnival go back to the late 18th century and the worship of the virgen del Socavon. Legend has it that an outlaw who lived in the area was mortally wounded, but was saved at the last moment by an unknown woman of great beauty. She turned out to be the Virgen de la Candelaria, whom the outlaw had worshipped in the cave where he lived. A century later, the church of the Virgen del Socavon (beloved Mother of the Mineshaft) and her feast was changed to Carnival Saturday, as it was on that day that she saved the outlaw.
The cult of the virgen del Socavon has gradually merged over the years with the worship of the devil or Supay Tio as he is knwon in these parts.
