Archives - Posts tagged as 'Panama Tourist Guide'
A Stroll Down Calle Uruguay in Panama City, Panama
Due to an oddball series of events that I dare not discuss here, I found myself perusing the nightlife of ... Continue
May 7th / 0 comments
Grainjaus Session 3 - Bruce Lee and Tony Jaa
Porto Diao marches on with his ongoing cult/exploitation film festival at the Theatre guild of Ancon. This time, it's a ... Continue
April 24th / 0 comments
Panamanians and Marijuana
Ahh, yes. Marijuana. Pot. Reefer. Cannabis. Ganja. A misunderstood natural drug that has been with humanity ever since we first ... Continue
April 17th / 0 comments
Grainjaus Session 2 - GRINDHOUSE
It is with great pleasure that I present to you, dear reader, a Porto Diao project that's close to my ... Continue
April 4th / 0 comments
Rob Rivera is Number 1 English Speaking Panama Blog
At least that's what the folks at Panama Travel News are saying. It was Friday morning, sort of excited about ... Continue
March 31st / 0 comments
Panamanians and Mistresses
There is a common misconception that the Latin-American male is a creature that, while decidedly Christian, does seem to have ... Continue
March 24th / 0 comments
Dodging Bullets is the New Extreme Sport
This is not much an article or essay as it is commentary on the type of world we live in ... Continue
March 13th / 0 comments
I Can’t Believable - A Panamanian Dell Call Center Sale Gone Wrong
I would like to take the moment to talk about a YouTube video that is slowly (but surely) taking the ... Continue
February 28th / 0 comments
Panama Jazz Festival - The Panama Suite
One of the big announcements that took place during the Panama Jazz Festival was the release of a commemorative CD ... Continue
February 7th / 0 comments
Panama Jazz Festival - Meeting Stanley Jordan
I was at the production office of the 2008 Panama Jazz Festival on a sunny Friday morning getting stuff done ... Continue
January 30th / 0 comments
Enrique Jaramillo Levi and the Future of Writers in Panama
In December of 2007, an article by legendary Panamanian author Enrique Jaramillo Levi graced the Opinion section of La Prensa, ... Continue
January 15th / 0 comments
Raspao
There's not much to say about "raspaos," universally known to English-speaking countries as shaved ice or snow cones, other than ... Continue
January 11th / 0 comments
Marcos Beraha - “El Chico Para Ti Soy Yo”
I read an interview on Marcos Beraha a couple of months ago, and in it this engineer mentioned that he's ... Continue
December 11th / 0 comments
Rock Cafe and the Tacos of Calle Uruguay
Oftentimes I find myself in the unenviable position that forces me to make a choice in regards to post-drinking eatables, ... Continue
December 5th / 0 comments
Porto Diao Zombie Walk 2007 Video Recap
I have returned! After a short absence (alright, so I took a little more than a month... big whoop) I'm ... Continue
November 20th / 0 comments