Sacred Land, Bold Flavors: Bourdain in Peru | S01 E08 | Anthony Bourdain Parts Unknown

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  @Angelopithecus · 1 year ago

  Qué pena perder a Anthony. Lo vi cuando estuvo por Perú, Predijo todo lo bueno que pasaría en la comida peruana... Qué pena que no pudo verlo. cuando dijo que los sabores peruano no son &nbsp;analogables a otros y que un extranjero nunca puede describirlos usando referencias de su propia gastronomía, describió perfectamente por qué los peruanos extrañamos tanto nuestra comida cuando viajamos. No hay anda parecido a lo peruano fuera del país, y no poder comer nuestra comida a nosotros no solo nos molesta, sino que nos hiere. <br>Cómo se le extraña a Anthony, R.I.P.

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• PE

  @peterflynn9123 · 1 year ago

  My aura is now cleaner than Gwyneth Paltro&apos;s colon after a 3 month juice cleanse 😂😂😂

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• RI

  @rimayeghiazaryan1718 · 1 year ago

  What Anthony Bourdain did in every country he visited was never just a culinary show. It wasn’t just about food or travel — it was something much deeper. He captured the very essence of a country, its soul, with a level of respect and sensitivity that’s incredibly rare. He approached every culture, every custom, with genuine humility and kindness.<br><br>It takes more than intelligence or education to do what he did — it takes a truly compassionate and empathetic person. Watching his shows is a completely different experience from anything else out there.<br><br>As an Armenian, I was especially moved by his episode in Armenia. I’ve never seen an English-speaking program portray Armenia with such honesty, clarity, and depth — all in such a short amount of time. He was able to sense and convey things that even we, as Armenians, only come to understand as we grow older. Somehow, he captured those subtle, delicate truths and made them part of the story.<br><br>Anthony Bourdain was an extraordinary, talented soul. There is simply no one else like him.

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• PA

  @paulgoodall_ · 1 year ago

  Thank God for all these wonderfully produced, written, and spoken documentaries to allow us to keep experiencing the world through your eyes.

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• CA

  @caroh3158 · 1 year ago

  Forgot to mention the African influence we also have in Peru, especially with ingredients in the street meats. I don’t know why they always forget to mention it. It’s super important, to remember that part of our culture even though it was born from something as horrible as slavery. &nbsp;Seems like people want to erase history.

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• MA

  @markdog912 · 1 year ago

  ANTHONY, REST IN PEACE! You were always a genuine guy 🇵🇪🙏🏻✨

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• 石原

  @石原ぃさ · 1 year ago (edited)

  For whatever reason I will always miss you Bourdain ❤ your the best storyteller ever ❤ Rest in Peace ❤

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• TO

  @torotoro1156 · 1 year ago

  El Perú puede pasar mil cosas pero morir de hambre jamás ❤

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• DA

  @danielazzoo · 1 year ago (edited)

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PbLMIFGmJ0o&amp;t=405">6:45</a> &nbsp;wholesome moment... &nbsp;tonnys expression is priceless

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• HA

  @hans_oc · 1 year ago

  SE FUE UN GRANDE DE TODOS LOS TIEMPOS Y ADMIRADOR DE LA COMIDA Y LA PRODUCCIÓN DE PRODUCTOS PERUANOS......QUE DIOS LO TENGA EN GLORIA----LOS PERUANOS SABEMOS QUE VENDRAN SUS SEGUIDORES Y LOS ESPERAMOS EN PERÚ.

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• PI

  @pilarcama3269 · 1 year ago

  Dearly missed, Anthony🙏

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• RI

  @rigaeru · 1 year ago

  Watching his shows were some of the most relaxing moments I had as a kid. Thanks for everything and RIP.

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