miércoles, 11 de marzo de 2015

Knowing The "Paisas"

Pereira is the capital of the Department of Risaralda. Nicknamed "The querendona, night owl ("Trasnochadora") and Morena". In Colombia, the "paisa" term refers to the inhabitants of Antioquia, Risaralda, Caldas, Quindio and Norte del Valle Norte del Tolima. Linguistically speaking, the term describes a typical kind of language and intonation of the departments of Antioquia, Caldas, Risaralda and Quindio, and sociocultural refers to the distinctive customs of the departments of Antioquia, Caldas, Quindio, Risaralda, North Valley and North Tolima. That's why a "paisa" is considered primarily so, paisa, with virtually no class distinction or origin.  Normally, the people not said; terms as the "medellinense", "Manizalita" "Quindiano" "Risaraldense" as if is easy to hear "Bogotano", "Caleño", "Cartagenero", that are other departments of colombia. All the people of the "Eje cafetero" are called " The paisas"


Generally, It is the houses of grandparents, where all the family get together in important dates, as christmas, birthdays among others. In my vacations, normally. I travel to Pereira, and all the family get together where my grandmother. It is moments very beautiful y full of joy and happiness.



The Spanish of the Paisa Region is characterized by voseo, ie the use of "vos" and the "lisp", ie, intense pronunciation of the letter "s". For an example in terms of phonetics in the paisa accent, when a question is asked, the sentence ends in a low tone. In the area paisa constant use of the term; Then! ("pues") and the phrase; ! Eh ave Maria!. They are very characteristic of the "paisas".

The "Pereiranos" tend to be very devoted to the Catholic Church. 



The "paisas" are very friendly people, willing to help and very attached to his family. "Paisa" that is respecting, is proud of being paisa. They people are very enterprising and full of dreams.

If travelers want to feel good and know the customs of Pereira, The inhabitants of this city are ready to show about their culture.


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