Last Review: Teatro de la Piedra y Sendero de las Babas [ENG/ESP]
Greetings to everyone in the TravelFeed community! Today I'm joining you here to conclude what has been a series of posts dedicated to La Llovizna Park and several of its highlights. How we have been talking about El Pozo Escondido, Las Cascadas, Lago el Danto and other outstanding sites in my blog. Remembering that the park is located in Ciudad Guayana, Bolivar state, Venezuela. So for that I have prepared this last post, presenting what is the Teatro de la Piedra and the Sendero de las Babas. So with that said, join me on this last tour. I hope you enjoy it.
¡Saludos a todos en la comunidad de TravelFeed! El día de hoy me uno por aquí para concluir con lo que ha venido siendo una serie de publicaciones dedicadas al Parque La Llovizna y varias de sus zonas más destacadas. Cómo hemos venido hablando sobre El Pozo Escondido, Las Cascadas, Lago el Danto y otros sitios destacados en mi blog. Recordando que el parque está ubicado en Ciudad Guayana, estado Bolívar, Venezuela. Así que para ello he preparado esta última publicación, presentado lo que es el Teatro de la Piedra y el Sendero de las Babas. Así que dicho esto, acompáñame en este último recorrido. Espero lo disfruten.
The Teatro de la Piedra is a space created to offer cultural shows in the open air. It was built from granite stone (obtained from the remains left during the construction of the Macagua dam) so that the stalls (stands or seating formation), steps, stage and backstage area, are made from this material. This gives it a mimicry with the environment in which it is located. This aspect between rustic, brutalism (architectural) and simplicity, generates an atmosphere very different from the one usually found in regular theaters. Although currently there have not been any type of event, it is known that in the past it was frequent to see them. It would be good to reactivate the activities in the theater in the future, as it has a good and large space for it.
El Teatro de la Piedra es un espacio creado para ofrecer espectáculos culturales al aire libre. Fue construido a partir de piedra granito (obtenida de los restos que quedaron durante la construcción de la represa Macagua) por lo que la platea (grada o formación de asientos), escalones, tarima y zona de bastidores, están hechas a partir de ese material. Otorgando un mimetismo con el entorno en el que se encuentra ubicado. Ese aspecto entre lo rústico, el brutalismo (arquitectónico) y la sencillez, generan un ambiente muy diferente al usualmente encontrado en teatros regulares. Aunque actualmente no se han presentado algún tipo de evento, si se sabe que en el pasado era frecuente verlos. Sería bueno que en un futuro se reactivarán las actividades en el teatro, pues cuenta con un buen y gran espacio para ello.
Further on if we follow a path that is lateral to the stone theater, we will find the Sendero de las Babas. This path, which is approximately 2 km long, can be used by anyone who wishes to hike, practice physical exercise, spend some time alone or in company, or simply serve as a bridge to visit other areas of the park. It is there where you can also find El Pozo Escondido, El Lago de las Babas, El Estacionamiento del Teatro de la Piedra and others. As it is a walkable trail but in a forest area, it is natural to encounter all kinds of animals and vegetation, so again I suggest that you be very careful and respectful with it. For the safety of the park and ourselves. Visiting La Llovizna is easy, taking care of it and being part of it without harming it is up to us. Without further ado, thank you very much for stopping by.
Más adelante si seguimos por una camineria que se encuentra lateral al teatro de la piedra, encontraremos el Sendero de las Babas. Todo este camino que traza unos 2km aproximadamente, sirve para todo aquel que desee hacer senderismo, practicar ejercicio físico, pasar un tiempo a solas o en compañía o simplemente puede servir cómo puente para visitar otras zonas del parque. Es allí donde podrán ubicar también El Pozo Escondido, El Lago de las Babas y el Estacionamiento del Teatro de la Piedra y otros más. Cómo es un sendero transitable pero en una zona de bosque, es natural encontrarse con todo tipo de animales y de vegetación, por lo que nuevamente sugiero que se tenga mucho cuidado y respeto con ello. Por seguridad del parque y de nosotros mismos. Visitar La Llovizna es fácil, cuidarla y ser parte de ella sin efectuar daños es una cosa que depende de nosotros. Sin más que decir, muchísimas gracias por pasar por aquí.
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