No, no, the camels.

I'm happy to be here.

Even the guy going down, up the stairs.

He's looking at me like this.

I remember when I saw this here, in the streets,

it was a mess.

I was really embarrassed.

It was crazy.

Oh my God, it's too much people here.

and I'm embarrassed.

It's raining okay.

It's raining.

I'm not joking.

I need a selfie stick.

I need a selfie stick.

Oh, it is raining.

Oh my gosh, I don't think there's a selfie stick, right?

It's the second floor.

That was not the plan. Look at my clothes. After they come, I was asking like, who is the responsible one?

A los caja uno. A los caja uno.

Pa' los seis.

I don't know if I have self-esteem, but they don't buy here. I'm trying to find a cool box.

There's actually no key. Let's go outside. I think maybe another store.

It's great. I feel like I'm a new person.

Say thank you. Bye bye.

And I was like, shit, it's raining.

God, I can't believe I have to wait.

Self-esteem. At one point, we went to a morning startup.

We're going to a museum.

There used to be places like this.

This is the independence of Peru in 1821.

History of Peru.

Hi.

They say we can record here, but I don't know.

This is the first time that I come back in a museum.

It feels so good.

Like, it's crazy.

Peruvian culture is so interesting, for real.

Like, you can see how artistic.

And you can wear.

It's so pretty.

Like, you can imagine, you know?

Like, you saw this, and you wonder, like, how they make all this stuff.

And this is unique.

Card?

Yes, but you don't have a card.