Hace poco que estuvimos en la ciudad de valencia estado carabobo, mi esposo quien conoce mucho más este estado que nosotras, nos llevó a una heladería que se llama Olimpia, es una heladería la cual se fundó en el año 1958 y creo que se quedó en el tiempo ya que es una heladería que no se ha actualizado como otras sino que sus paredes sus inmobiliarios permanecen como si estuviéramos en esa época.
Según mi esposo en esta heladería hacían los mejores helados de valencia, está ubicada en toda la avenida Bolívar de la misma hacia el final, realmente está es la segunda vez que él me lleva a mí, pero es la primera vez que llevamos a nuestra hija, estos helados para mí nunca me han parecido del otro mundo, son normales de hecho creo que han perdido calidad, lamentándolo mucho no se han actualizado y no han buscado mejorar la calidad de sus helados.
Lo que llama la atención de esta heladería y la cual nos llamó también a nosotros la atención, es el montón de fotografías pegadas en las paredes con muchas personas importantes y artistas reconocidos del pasado, en este caso el dueño que aún está vivo de esta heladería, estaba allí sentado conversando con unas personas, sin embargo no le quisimos molestar, pero pudimos ver su trayectoria y en una foto sale hasta dándole la mano a Marcos Pérez Jiménez quien fuera presidente de Venezuela, al igual que Lusinche y Caldera.
Mientras veíamos la fotografías íbamos contándole algunas anécdotas a nuestra hija de quiénes eran estas personas del pasado, por ejemplo en una de ellas estaba abrazado con la Tongolele, también con Iris Chacón quienes eran bailarinas famosas de la época de oro, ella estaba asombrada pues no conocía muchas de estas historias y al ver al Señor nos quedamos asombrados nosotros de que todavía esté vivo pues es un señor que desde su juventud practicaba el deporte, y todavía se ve duro, porque todavía se mantiene el señor, su sobrino nos comentó que tenía 93 años algo así.
Nos sentamos a comer unas barquillas las cuales me parecieron costosas ya que no estaban muy buenas, pero compartimos en familia que es lo importante, me gustó el sitio donde está ubicado pues te puedes sentar y ves toda la Bolívar y donde pasa muchísimas personas, lo que no me gustó es que está al lado de una funeraria así que no me parece una heladería al lado de una funeraria pero son cosas que pueden suceder, de resto el sitio es muy chévere para sentarse y compartir, aunque también hay muchas personas de la calle por lo que pude ver, pasamos un día de historias con nuestra hija contándole de las personas Quiénes eran los que estaban en las fotografías, claro también habían fotografías familiares pero sin embargo muchas de otras personas conocidas.
--- >! [ENGLISH] > >We recently visited the city of Valencia in Carabobo State. My husband, who knows this state much better than we do, took us to an ice cream parlour called Olimpia. It was founded in 1958 and I think it has been frozen in time, as it hasn't been modernised like other ice cream parlours; its walls and furnishings remain as they were back then. > >According to my husband, this ice cream parlour makes the best ice cream in Valencia. It is located at the end of Avenida Bolívar. This is actually the second time he has taken me there, but it's the first time we've brought our daughter. I've never thought this ice cream was anything special; it's normal. In fact, I think it has lost quality. Unfortunately, they haven't modernised and haven't sought to improve the quality of their ice cream. > >What stands out about this ice cream parlour, and what caught our attention, is the many photographs on the walls of important people and famous artists from the past. In this case, the owner of the ice cream parlour, who is still alive, was sitting there talking to some people. However, we did not want to disturb him, but we could see his career and in one photo he is even seen shaking hands with Marcos Pérez Jiménez, who was president of Venezuela, as well as Lusinche and Caldera. > >As we looked at the photographs, we told our daughter some anecdotes about who these people from the past were. For example, in one of them, he was hugging Tongolele, and also Iris Chacón, who were famous dancers from the golden age. She was amazed because she didn't know many of these stories, and when we saw the gentleman, we were amazed that he was still alive because he is a man who has been playing sports since his youth, and he still looks tough because he is still in good shape. His nephew told us that he was 93 years old or something like that. > >We sat down to eat some ice cream cones, which I thought were expensive because they weren't very good, but we shared them as a family, which is what matters. I liked the location because you can sit and see all of Bolívar and where many people pass by. What I didn't like is that it's next to a funeral home, so I don't think it's a good idea to have an ice cream parlour next to a funeral home, but these things happen. Otherwise, it's a very nice place to sit and share, although there are also many people from the street, from what I could see. We spent a day telling stories to our daughter about the people in the photographs. Of course, there were also family photographs, but there were also many of other people we knew. >
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--- >! [ENGLISH] > >We recently visited the city of Valencia in Carabobo State. My husband, who knows this state much better than we do, took us to an ice cream parlour called Olimpia. It was founded in 1958 and I think it has been frozen in time, as it hasn't been modernised like other ice cream parlours; its walls and furnishings remain as they were back then. > >According to my husband, this ice cream parlour makes the best ice cream in Valencia. It is located at the end of Avenida Bolívar. This is actually the second time he has taken me there, but it's the first time we've brought our daughter. I've never thought this ice cream was anything special; it's normal. In fact, I think it has lost quality. Unfortunately, they haven't modernised and haven't sought to improve the quality of their ice cream. > >What stands out about this ice cream parlour, and what caught our attention, is the many photographs on the walls of important people and famous artists from the past. In this case, the owner of the ice cream parlour, who is still alive, was sitting there talking to some people. However, we did not want to disturb him, but we could see his career and in one photo he is even seen shaking hands with Marcos Pérez Jiménez, who was president of Venezuela, as well as Lusinche and Caldera. > >As we looked at the photographs, we told our daughter some anecdotes about who these people from the past were. For example, in one of them, he was hugging Tongolele, and also Iris Chacón, who were famous dancers from the golden age. She was amazed because she didn't know many of these stories, and when we saw the gentleman, we were amazed that he was still alive because he is a man who has been playing sports since his youth, and he still looks tough because he is still in good shape. His nephew told us that he was 93 years old or something like that. > >We sat down to eat some ice cream cones, which I thought were expensive because they weren't very good, but we shared them as a family, which is what matters. I liked the location because you can sit and see all of Bolívar and where many people pass by. What I didn't like is that it's next to a funeral home, so I don't think it's a good idea to have an ice cream parlour next to a funeral home, but these things happen. Otherwise, it's a very nice place to sit and share, although there are also many people from the street, from what I could see. We spent a day telling stories to our daughter about the people in the photographs. Of course, there were also family photographs, but there were also many of other people we knew. >
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