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"Proud to be Peruvian" was the answer I gave to Cristina Lopez, representative of the Peruvian Consulate in Montreal, when I was welcomed to Canada ... ....

always thought that he should find a way to make a difference not devote myself to what everyone already knew at the time of this trade and decided to bet ours, if the world was chocolate. .. the Peruvian chocolate would be unique in the richness of our history and native products we ..

Thus began the first course of chocolate sculpture, where replicas of parts made as Peruvian retablos, huacos and recreated customs in different departments of our country.

With God's help I was not wrong, the great support of the Peruvian Association Japanese and of the workshop students and decorating chocolate cakes, awakens interest in this art thereby receiving an invitation from National Institute of Culture and the Museum of the Nation to perform The 1st Exhibition national Peruvian pieces made of sugar and chocolate "Sweet Sculptures" in December 2005, due to host and the novelty of its parts exposure extends for another month increasing initial collection with pieces that represented and celebrated in the city of Lima.

Motivated by the reception of such exposure photographs sent abroad to receive invitations to exhibit in New York , Spain and Canada. Reach

Chocolate & Salon Passion of the Gourmandise in Montreal, Canada in November 2007, an event where they were the greatest representatives of the Franco-British art of chocolate and sugar

I only knew through the Internet, when I felt I could participate like a fish in water, with effort and patience to achieve invite me to represent Peru , my dear country and demonstrate in class products available to us as pisco and lucuma, and cocoa aguaymanto among others. The six classes that realize were taught in English, English and French, prepared chocotejas and chocolates, Modele nailed heads of Chavin culture and model to the Andean women my beautiful land, decorate cakes with Nazca lines and jellies and other Peruvian figures

. I had the opportunity to talk with people from different countries and Peru show photos through of our landscapes, our prescriptions, our fruits and products .... I never felt more proud to be Peruvian.

Marinés Justiniano Damonte