Shaken Up

During my last trip to Chile, I had the opportunity to experience an earthquake of magnitude 5.2. It only lasted for a few seconds but it felt like an eternity.

It happened when I was in the middle of a busy street in Viña del Mar, a costal city full of lively restaurants, cafes and shopping malls.

As I looked up towards the sky, I noticed a building moving from side to side as if it were made out of rubber. To my right there was an older lady eating ice-cream and she continued to do so throughout the earthquake. At that moment, I realized it was nothing new to them.

After it was all over, people started clapping. I could hear the music again, just like nothing had happened. In fact, this moving of the earth added to the atmosphere of a rich Latin American vibe.

Now that I write about it, I want to go back. The moving of the earth made me feel alive.

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View from Avenida La Marina, Viña del Mar, Chile 2012-01-09

Coast view of Viña Del Mar, Chile 2012-01-09

View of Viña Del Mar, Chile 2012-01-09