Inspired by the book "The Dream of the stairs" of the Colombian writer Jorge Zalamea, I intend to describe what I see in day to day happenings of my work.
In a place like Bazurto Market in the city of Cartagena, everything is sold and becomes as an activity to raise money for personal gain or profit or collective.
I open the session and mentioned what I do:
• Buy products de consumo masivo de una distribuidora en representación de grandes marcas, como yo, hay cientos en la misma actividad con diferentes compañías y marcas.
• Encontramos los mayoristas abarroteros, intermedios y minoristas.
• El mayorista de productos para panificación.
• El mayorista de desechables y afines
• El mayorista de huevos
• El mayorista de granos
• Encontramos supereters y supermercados
• El punto de venta de variedades y productos del hogar.
• Encontramos grandes almacenes de ropa a lo largo de la Av. Pedro Heredia, Basurto sector.
• On the same site, we found cooperative banking and
• Warehouse Buy-Sell.
• Storage of items of fishing and hunting
• Small factories meats
• Drugstores commercial flights
• And along this same informal sector vendors, impeding vehicular traffic routes. • You Get
over from fish (bocachico, herring, etc.), Seasonal fruits, used books, slippers, used clothing, cheap clothes, handicrafts duces (cocadas).
• Wholesale Area
• Download Zone • Zone fish
• Retail Zone • Zone vegetable
• Retail Platform
Additionally, there are famous places in the middle market as salibones (sites filled with kiosks selling beer and music, surrounded by informal sale). Sites
selling fried fish and cassava stew, stew, etc..
continue saying the events around me, I'm in a less prosaic and see the selling of chili, garlic, tomato, coconut and other spices, in a makeshift wooden post next to the wall.
• The selling glassware and cutlery
• The Creole selling soft and hard cheese and spicy serum bottles.
• The selling pork
• The meat sells
• The chubby selling
• The bones selling
• The udder selling
• The selling bushmeat
• The selling tripe
but also get in site tour any formal or informal. Small stores
• cheap shoes
• who has a stall and sells bananas and seasonal fruits (Mango, guava, papaya, blackberries, etc.).
• The stall selling vegetables
• The hardware vendor pots
• The relentless selling water, pens, palette. • Your colleague
seller of red
• The seller of sweets, or expensive, he said "who does not eat sweets gives hepatitis"
• The food stalls.
• The seller of lemon, pepper, long beans, eggplant, corn cobs to sell
• The shrimp cocktail and chipichipi, the flow
• The "mop" that sells guavas, mangoes, Chillies and all seasons
• The Seller chicha itinerant rice and corn
• The coal selling
• The selling sausages, eggs and cheese
• He who sells spices
• That helps make the markets for customers in your cart
• The selling pins and melons
• The seller of
street knives • The plunger
• The selling CDs and DVDs of music and movies
• The watchmaker
• The silver pieces arranging
• The selling disposable
• The posts of beer with their music strident
• The buying and selling fans, second, third ..
• Those who sells leather shoe
• arranging chairs the horse and livestock items
• Who is dedicated to making wooden stools with boxes to pack tomatoes
• Who makes waste glass ornaments
• He who sells brushes and brooms
• The selling fried arepa e 'egg
• He who sells herbs and incense
• The coal stoves makes
• The party making announcements with pick ups
• The site where they sell
seafood • The stitching dresses
• The selling birds, pigeons, parrots
• The selling tortoises and rabbits
• The Cage which manufactures and sells
• The selling old newspapers
• The selling handicrafts of clay, wood and peasant hats
• The business of gaming arcades
• Those that sell chemicals and industrial cleaning products
• Businesses engaged in the confectionery
• Businesses watches, glasses and
• The street vendor watches
• The so-called "the cartel" devoted to travel supermarket Offers buying and then reselling
• arranging the sound equipment and speakers
• The electronic business
• Seller iguana eggs underground
• The seller of borojo borojo and juices (viagra Creole)
• The seller of lemonade
• He who has a small pharmacy
• The selling baseball caps
• The seller of garlic in bags
Finally, a host of activities many small, medium other and large few who make the business daily, it becomes a hubbub of cries and voices to meet their share to ensure and enhance each other to eat.
