It's great to see Petri and Sami play off each other. Sublime talents and great cooperation. And of course Jukka professionally keeping up with it all.
postaillaan näin kahen vuoden välein, en tiä miks mut ei ollu muutakaa tekemist: he short answer is South America, where archaeologists have discovered burial ponchos dating back 2,000 to 2,500 years in Paracas, Peru. Woven by hand, they are surprisingly similar to those worn today in the Andes. If you run an Internet search for “poncho,” you’ll probably find results that include the word Pancho. Pancho is the nickname for Francisco. Poncho is the nickname for Alfonso, and neither one has anything to do with the garment’s origin. Poncho is thought to be a Quechua word, “punchu,” adapted to Spanish pronunciation. It denotes a fabric wrap. The word is also similar to “pontro,” or “woven wool” in the Araucanian language, native to Argentina and Chile.
