THE LEGEND OF THE LAKE OF MARACAIBO

In a remote age, when the great one Was Sapping he was a gentleman of all these lands, in the space that today the waters cover an immense jungle was getting up. It(he,she) was sapping it(he,she) established his(her,your) villages in the shores of the enormous jungle and reserved it for his(her,your) mansion and playtime. With only his(her,your) voice, since it(he,she) was possessing the gift of the magic, it(he,she) raised in the center of the jungle a delighted(enchanted) palace. In him(it) it(he,she) was living with his(her,your) daughter Maruma, so graceful and beautiful as a beam of the Sun, and poetisa and singer of the most sweet voice. It(he,she) was sapping, the great gentleman, it(he,she) never wanted to give it in marriage(couple), since it(he,she) was reserving it to take delight with his(her,your) singing and his(her,your) felt poetry(poems). One day, it(he,she) stayed away the great one Was Sapping, and the beautiful Maruma armed(assembled) with his(her,your) arch and arrows, penetrated in the jungle in pursuit of a deer. Already it(he,she) had it to shot, already it(he,she) was going to give up the rope(string) of his(her,your) arch, when it(he,she) saw that. Maruma took the young man to the palace, made Maruma that they were serving a splendid banquet him(her) and, when they ended, sang a song of love to Tamare. When the maiden concluded, Tamare improvised in response the most tender poems that a soul in love could conceive. They sang and drank. Leaned on soft lung and in narrow embrace, they continued his(her,your) improvisations that were ending in a sweet kiss, without falling down in account(bill) from which the time was happening(passing) very rapidly. It(He,She) came finally the great one Was Sapping and on having approached the palace and having listened in the room of his(her,your) daughter to the singing of a man alternating with Maruma's singing, abundance of the most rabid pain gave on the soil a kick so formidable that the jungle informs sank turning into an abyss. To the point, the mighty rivers of the mountain chain neighbors