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Today I bring you a little more than 5 photos, which I will share with much affection with you because I will let you know a little about myself and that once I will show you a bit of Latin American, South American and Caribbean culture. Our Caribbean Sea and islands are beautiful. The hospitality of Latinos is unmatched, we do not distinguish between ethnicities, races, beliefs or religions, we do not care if we are white, black, Asian or indigenous. Our transculturation has been very broad over the years.

That is why our culture, our women, our colors and flavors are unique in the world. Hopefully some of the subscribers from Europe, Asia, Africa and North America ever have the opportunity to visit the Caribbean. It will be an unbeatable experience.

These photos were capturing indelible moments in my life. I leave them below with a brief description:

Photo taken at the Simon Bolivar International Airport in Maiquetia in my native Venezuela. Moments in which I was waiting for the check-up to board my flight to the City of Santo Domingo in the Dominican Republic.

Photo of my passport already made the immigration check here in Venezuela. With the ticket in hand to board the plane in the Dominican direction.

Facade of the International Airport of the Americas in Santo Domingo Dominican Republic

Photo of the hotel where I stayed, in the center of Santo Domingo.

Photo enjoying a Dominican tobacco pipe. Part of the Dominican customs.

Photo with a friend of Haitian origin that I met outside the hotel.

Photo on the Boca Chica beach, in the background you can see a surfboard, a sport practiced on the island.

Surfboard in the water. On the horizon the majestic Caribbean Sea.

Photo of an old canyon of Spanish origin in the times of colonization, said cannon still remains intact in the fort of La Coleta in the Dominican Republic. The main function of the fort was to protect the port of the Spanish from pirate attacks in search of treasures and gold from the Spanish royalty. In the background you can see a boat, I don't remember whether it was oil or fishing. There is also a beautiful Aurora.

Selfie taken on a beach in Santo Domingo

Photo contemplating the horizon and the Caribbean Sea.

Photo with an honor guard from the Dominican National Pantheon.

Flight log from Venezuela to Dominican Republic through google maps.

Autor: @rafaelcmontero

Lugar: Venezuela-Republica Dominicana
Fotos tomadas con mi Celular.

Author: @rafaelcmontero Place: Venezuela-Dominican Republic Photos taken with my cell phone.

I want to express my deepest thanks to To @steemcurator01, @steemcurator02, @steemcurator03, @steemcurator05 and to @kryptodenno for all the support he has given me for my professional growth in Steemit. Thanks a lot.

Thanks to @steemitblog @booming, @booming01, @booming02, @booming03, @booming04 because through these posts I can express my emotions, opinions and feelings in turn I can learn a little more about this great community.