The residents of the district of cabanaconde and the parish priest of the place in the province of Caylloma joined for the posthumous tribute to the tourist Natasha of Crombrugghe Y They prayed for the repose of his soul.
The simple ceremony was held in the choko bridgein the Colca River where the remains of the foreigner were found by some fishermen brothers.
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Also, from the top of the viewpoint the poem was read that a person composed under the pseudonym of Pepito. As an offering to Pachamama and the Colca River for allowing the remains of the tourist to be found, They threw flower petals into the Colca River.
It should be remembered that the young disappeared on January 24 of this year, the day after he arrived in Colca to visit different places and his body was found in the river at the end of September, although his identity was only confirmed the first week of October.
Natacha’s parents Eric and Sabine, they still could not collect the skeletal remains of the morgue of Arequipa to transfer to Europe, for the lack of permits and compliance with administrative procedures.
POEM COMPOSED FOR NATACHA DE CROMBRUGGHE
Somewhere in the world
where the condor flies
the air is pure, diaphanous
and humble people dwell,
feelings emerge
endearing friendship
in life circumstances
that puts us to the test.
Eric, Sabine, Tanguy,
Natacha Spirit of Colca
and all your new friends
united in one heart
with loving affection.
the moments lived
leave unforgettable memories
and the great joy of knowing each other.
So many bad days have passed
we witnessed the hours
spent with so many
uncertainties and pains,
that we welcomed as ours.
You leave in our hearts
An immense love and nostalgia
for his inevitable return,
and the tranquility that departs
with our dear Nastacha,
yes, our Natacha,
because his spirit lives
and will live forever here
as a symbol of freshness and freedom.
A huge and endless hug,
they will always be present
in our feelings.
We say see you soon.
Tupananchiskama.
(Until we meet again)
