Инстаграм дня: Жители Латинской Америки в снимках Кристиана Родригеса

Уругвайский фотограф Кристиан Родригес выкладывает в своём инстаграме @christian_foto снимки жителей Аргентины, Бразилии, Колумбии и других стран Латинской Америки.

«Для меня очень важно работать вблизи к той реальности, в которой живу я сам, — рассказывает автор. — Даже при самой тяжёлой жизни здешние жители продолжают улыбаться, несмотря ни на что, а за каждым из этих лиц скрывается множество захватывающих историй».

Solange (17) lives in Fuerte Apache neighborhood, Buenos Aires, Argentina. . Christian Rodriguez for @prime_collective #bsas #buenosaires #everydaylatinamerica #argentina #teenmom

Фото опубликовано Christian Rodríguez (@christian_foto) Янв 18 2016 в 7:27 PST

Lucia Alfonso (15) attend the "Criolla" in San José. The "Criollas" are parties where the gauchos show their riding skills, and the tasks linked to the countryside. The word "criollo/criolla" (creole) refers to the descendants of Europeans — mainly Spaniards -, living in Uruguay. San José de Mayo was founded by Asturian immigrants, region of northern Spain. Credit : @christian_foto @prime_collective #countryside #everydaylatinamerica #sanjose #gaucho #china #SANJOSEFOTO #SANJOSEFOTO2016 #Uruguay

Фото опубликовано Christian Rodríguez (@christian_foto) Мар 21 2016 в 6:21 PDT

Portrait of Maria Pilar Perez Justillos from "rojochique" village. She belongs to "Rarámuris" (Tarahumaras ) people in Chihuahua state, Mexico. The Rarámuri or Tarahumara are a Native American people of northwestern Mexico who are renowned for their long-distance running ability.In their language, the term rarámuri refers specifically to the men, women are referred to as mukí (individually) and as omugí or igómale (collectively). Photo by Christian Rodriguez @christian_foto for @gupmagazine #guptakeover #GUPmagazine #rarámuris #sierramadre #guachochi #Tarahumaras #mexico #everydaylatinamerica #everydaymexico #everydayeverywhere #Chihuahua

Фото опубликовано Christian Rodríguez (@christian_foto) Ноя 12 2015 в 10:45 PST

Gender week in @sanjosefoto Aline (14) live in "Complexo do Alemão", Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. She live with her mother who was teenager mother. She attend the program" Meninas Mães" for prevent teenager pregnancy from NGO IBBIS Brazil has a teen pregnancy rate of 89 per 1000 inhabitants when the world average is 49 per 100 inhabitants. But this index is increasing markedly in the favelas of Rio, in the ages between 14 and 19 years. Complexo do Alemão is a set of favelas in northern Rio de Janeiro where the rate of teen pregnancy increases significantly. Brazil could have increased its productivity, up to US $ 3,500 millions if adolescent girls in that country postponed pregnancy until their twenties. From my ongoing project TEEN MOM in latin america Photo: @christian_foto / @prime_collective #nicaragua #teen #mom #everydaylatinamerica #teenmom #latinamerica #everydayeverywhere #teenager #pregnancy #sanjosefoto2016 #brazil #riodejaneiro

Фото опубликовано Christian Rodríguez (@christian_foto) Апр 8 2016 в 4:42 PDT

Teenager distributing flyers in front of a dress shop in Mexico city. Mis 15 años The "quinceañera" (15-year-old teenager) is a very popular celebration in all Latin American countries. It represents the transition from girl to woman. It serves as a way to recognize that the girl has reached maturity. The celebration however varies greatly across countries. Photo by Christian Rodriguez @christian_foto #df #Mexico #everydaymexico#everydaylatinamerica #documentary#portrait #dailylife #15 #mis15

Фото опубликовано Christian Rodríguez (@christian_foto) Ноя 30 2015 в 5:19 PST

Virginia Díaz from "Elumbé" "Comparsa". Candombe is an Uruguayan music and dance that comes from African slaves. It is considered an important aspect of the culture of Uruguay and was recognized by UNESCO as a World Cultural Heritage of humanity. This Uruguayan music style is based on three different drums: chico, repique and piano drums. This music style is usually played in February during carnival in Montevideo, Uruguay at dance parades called "Llamadas". During the llamadas the comparsas the Black and lubolos (white people painted of Black) walk and dance in "Sur" and "Palermo" neighborhoods . Foto: @christian_foto for @prime_collective #carnival #candombe #llamadas #uruguay #montevideo #south #latinamerica #everydaylatinamerica #africa #caretas #barriosur

Фото опубликовано Christian Rodríguez (@christian_foto) Фев 12 2016 в 4:19 PST

Фото опубликовано Christian Rodríguez (@christian_foto) Мар 17 2016 в 2:56 PDT

Portrait of Maria Dolores Espino, from the "Huichahuachi" community. She belongs to the Rarámuris people (Tarahumaras), who are located in the state of Chihuahua in Mexico. #sierramadre #Tarahumaras #Chihuahua #Mexico #everydaylatinamerica #everydaymexico #everydayeverywhere #onassignment #gum

Фото опубликовано Christian Rodríguez (@christian_foto) Сен 23 2015 в 4:25 PDT

Portrait of Juan Maria Espinosa Valencia , from the "Vícam" community. He belongs to the Yaqui people , who are located in the state of Sonora in Mexico. The Yaqui or Yoeme are Native Americans who inhabit the valley of the Río Yaqui in the Mexican state of Sonora and the Southwestern United States. The Pascua Yaqui Tribe is based in Tucson, Arizona. Yaqui people also live elsewhere in the southwestern United States, especially Nevada and California. The Yaqui language belongs to the Uto-Aztecan language family. Yaqui speak a Cahitan language, a group of about 10 mutually-intelligible languages formerly spoken in much of the states of Sonora and Sinaloa. The Yaqui conception of the world is considerably different from that of their European-Mexican and European-American neighbors. For example, the world (in Yaqui, anía) is composed of five separate worlds: the desert wilderness world, the mystical world, the flower world, the dream world, and the night world. Much Yaqui ritual is centered upon perfecting these worlds and eliminating the harm that has been done to them, especially by people. Many Yaqui have combined such ideas with their practice of Catholicism, and believe that the existence of the world depends on their annual performance of the Lenten and Easter rituals. #Yaquis #Sonora #mexico #Mexico #everydaylatinamerica #everydaymexico #everydayeverywhere #onassignment #portrait

Фото опубликовано Christian Rodríguez (@christian_foto) Сен 25 2015 в 11:46 PDT

Candy seller in Managua, Nicaragua. @prime_collective #candy #street #seller #nica #latinamerica #everydaynicaragua #everydaylatinamerica #documentary #portrait #dailylife #Managua #Nicaragua

Фото опубликовано Christian Rodríguez (@christian_foto) Дек 11 2015 в 1:36 PST

Florencia at home from the "Vicam" community. She belongs to the Yaqui people , who are located in the state of Sonora in Mexico. #frozen #Yaqui #Sonora #Mexico #everydaylatinamerica #everydaymexico #everydayeverywhere #onassignment

Фото опубликовано Christian Rodríguez (@christian_foto) Сен 30 2015 в 6:46 PDT

#Sampa #paulistano #cara #tudo #certo #SãoPaulo #sanpablo #brasil #brazil

Фото опубликовано Christian Rodríguez (@christian_foto) Окт 17 2014 в 2:24 PDT

Taking a break #farmer #worker #oaxaca #mexico #méxico

Фото опубликовано Christian Rodríguez (@christian_foto) Мар 19 2015 в 10:16 PDT