Tfw he's covered on the blood of Spanish soldiers so you can't help but kiss him ❤️

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Tfw he's covered on the blood of Spanish soldiers so you can't help but kiss him ❤️

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Dibujardos viejardos uwu
Zeru medio psicópata, comiendo carnita humana y comiendo a escondidas un pájaro. UwU.
To whom it may concern I've been drawing ship art of my aph Venezuela with my aph Perú which I'm yet to draw wholly and in a 100% family friendly situation lmao
I have more but I Can't Post Them Here. Anywayyyy
To those who don't know and may be interested: Perú and Venezuela have history together, mostly during the independence war of Perú/Bolivia and modern times. Venezuela had a lot of influence on the ultimate liberty of Perú from Spanish rule, specially Simón Bolívar and Antonio José de Sucre, who had their battalions of the Colombian army (as in 'Gran Colombia', not modern Colombia) to fight alongside the Peruvian army. Venezuela was also responsible for the independence/basically creation of Bolivia (named Republic of Bolivar at the beginning).
Nowadays, due to the humanitarian crisis of Venezuela, is not a secret that there's millions of Venezuelan immigrants all over the world, and Peru is one of the countries that has the most of Venezuelan immigrants. This has, sadly, resulted in a widespread xenophobia towards Venezuelan immigrants (that go from verbal to physical abuse to straight up murder), but that doesn't take away the fact that Perú has been kind to the million of Venezuelans that live there, and a significant portion of Peruvians are very kindhearted people.
So yeah there's my explanation. I have a friend of mine who's from Peru and another friend who's Venezuelan but has lived in Peru and we're having a blast making headcanons, drawings, and jokes about how they would be and their dynamic as personified nations. The general consensus is that Venezuela used to be someone Peru greatly admired, but now it's an annoying bum who keeps breaking into his house. I think that's fun