Poás Volcano Closes Again After Explosive Eruptions: What’s Happening with the Alajuelan Giant?
Poás Volcano National Park remains closed to the public since Monday, April 8, 2025, following two explosive eruptions that occurred within a few hours. The measure was taken by the National System of Conservation Areas (SINAC) as part of the safety protocol in response to intensified volcanic activity in the area. The eruptions, classified as […]
Temporary Closure of the Volcán Barva Sector: Impact of the Dry Season
The Braulio Carrillo National Park is known for its biodiversity and natural wealth, with the Volcán Barva sector being one of the favorite destinations for tourists and explorers. However, due to the severe dry season affecting the region, the National System of Conservation Areas (SINAC) has announced the temporary closure of this sector. This decision […]
Blues and Guanacaste.
Hace algunos años. Fui a Guanacaste para al Festival Internacional de Blues varios artistas de blues de Costa Rica, Estados Unidos y Europa llegaban a Tamarindo y Playa potrero para un fin de semana de buena música, mar, playa y atardeceres hermosos. Como músico, haber podido compartir con tantos artistas. Fue una experiencia increíble. La […]
Un domingo cualquiera
Un día decidimos simplemente salir a la carretera… Buscando un río para pescar y nadar. Fuimos hacia Orotina, porque escuchamos de un lindo lugar por allí. Nos perdimos un poco y terminamos en un pequeño pueblo, entonces aprovechamos para direcciones y recomendaciones de un lugar para desayunar y nadar. Recuerdo que el parque era hermoso. […]
Talamanca y los Bribris
Mientras trabajaba en Paradise Products Costa Rica uno de mis mayores privilegios fue conocer gente de todo Costa Rica. Comunidades y familias enteras me acogieron en sus casas. Compartiendo conmigo sus ideas, proyectos, problemas y sueños. Esta fue la idea detrás de todos mis esfuerzos. Viajar y ayudar a mi gente a mostrar, vender, mejorar […]
Prusia and the Irazú Volcano.
In the province of Cartago, very near the capital (more or less an hour by car) There is the Irazú Volcano National Park. One of ticos favorite one-day trips for the weekends. Some years ago. I went there with a couple of friends. There is a place just passing the old Sanatorio Duran (the most […]
I don’t remember her name.
I’ve been trying to remember her name and have not been able to do it. She was the youngest daughter of a caregiver for a client’s mother. She and I became friends immediately. To the point that I often have to run away from her. One of the quintessential children I ever met she was […]