PromPeru: Living the Legend
The new promotional video from PromPeru; some say it’s wonderful, others that it’s a little bizarre.
What do you think?
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The new promotional video from PromPeru; some say it’s wonderful, others that it’s a little bizarre.
What do you think?
No related posts.
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I like it. Peru *is* magical.
It is bizarre, and wonderful at the same time. That’s Peru. Love the video, especially the scene with the scissors cutting through the water drop. Perfect.
PromPeru Living the Legend…
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WOW. I like it a lot.
Sorry for me it fails to capture it – too glossy and too invested in the past. That said I guess it will hook in the punters for a taste of the not inconsiderable wealth of culture. I would like it to have referenced biodiversity, people and their warmth, more food and produce and the scenic countryside. I guess in summary it feels like a stereotypical and cliched perspective, but then I’m hard to please!
The Hollywood interpretation rather than the Discovery Channel documentary… I know what you mean.