Fuerteventura, The Island That Attracts Aliens

The Phoenicians called the "Islands of the Blessed" or "Fortunate Isles". Hesiod, Ptolemy , Plutarch and others talk about it. The ancients knew the mysterious islands by the mild climate that arise as pinholes in the Atlantic Ocean off the African coast, and identified with the Elysian Fields. It was thought that the gods for allocating the heroes spend an eternal happy life in virtue of the fact that the vegetation would provide food that humans had no need to work the land. The first person to identify with the Canary Islands was Pliny the Elder. Today, the archipelago of the Canary Islands consists of seven main islands and two children, all of volcanic origin, is a tourist paradise that belongs to Spain. Of the seven major islands, I like to remember the oldest and second by size. I refer to Fuerteventura, an extraordinary place where the boundaries of reality, to all intents and purposes, you can live peacefully, away from the world and its troubles. Fuerteventura is one of those exclusive places where you can hide or be forgotten. Live can be a free choice or a compulsion. The poet and philosopher Miguel de Unamuno was exiled there. His house is located in Puerto del Rosario, the island's capital. There are those who land at Fuerteventura by accident and it remains conquered. As Unamuno writes, "the case is the inner rhythm of the world, is the soul of poetry." Rhythm and poetry have taken root here in the shade of tropical plants.

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