MANILA NORTH CEMENTERY
VIVERE IN UN CIMITERO // LIVING IN A CEMENTERY : Per la verità non
volevo neanche venire nelle Filippine ma sopratutto a Manila, dopo aver
letto di questa città violenta dove al mattino raccolgono i morti della
piccola delinquenza che il governo permette a bande di giustizialisti ad
eliminare. Ma avevo anche letto della grande ospitalità della gente, e
questo è vero, sopratutto fuori dalla capitale. A Manila non si vive in
serenità quando entri in un piccolo negozio e alla porta
c'è un tale con la pistola alla cintola. Sono appena arrivato ieri e
non vi dico l' impatto venendo poi da Kuala Lumpur dove tutto è
perfetto.Sono abituato nei miei viaggi a passare dalle stelle alle
stalle, solo un nottata a riposare e a metabolizzare il cambio e poi
tutto ti sembra normale con l'aiuto della gente che quando vedono
raramente uno straniero ti distribuiscono sorrisi senza risparmio. //
LIVING IN A CEMETERY : To tell the truth I didn't even want to come to the Philippines but especially to Manila, after reading about this violent city where in the morning they collect the deads of the small delinquency that the government allows gangs of executives to remove. But I had also read about the great hospitality of the people, and this is true, especially outside the capital. In Manila you don't live in peace when you enter a small shop and at the door there is a guy with a gun on his belt. I just arrived yesterday and I don't tell you the impact then I come from Kuala Lumpur where everything is perfect. I am used to traveling from the stars to the stables, only one night to rest and metabolize the change and then everything seems normal, with the help of people who, when they rarely see a foreigner, give you smiles without savings.
LIVING IN A CEMETERY : To tell the truth I didn't even want to come to the Philippines but especially to Manila, after reading about this violent city where in the morning they collect the deads of the small delinquency that the government allows gangs of executives to remove. But I had also read about the great hospitality of the people, and this is true, especially outside the capital. In Manila you don't live in peace when you enter a small shop and at the door there is a guy with a gun on his belt. I just arrived yesterday and I don't tell you the impact then I come from Kuala Lumpur where everything is perfect. I am used to traveling from the stars to the stables, only one night to rest and metabolize the change and then everything seems normal, with the help of people who, when they rarely see a foreigner, give you smiles without savings.
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