Taboo

LATIN-AMERICAN TABOO

WHAT IS THE MEANING OF TABOO?
A taboo is a strong social prohibition relating to any area of human activity or social custom that is sacred and/or forbidden based on moraljudgment, religious beliefs and or scientific consensus. Breaking a taboo is usually considered intolerable or abhorrent by society.
When an activity or custom is taboo, it is forbidden andinterdictions are implemented concerning it, such as the ground set apart as a sanctuary for criminals. Some taboo activities or customs are prohibited under law and transgressions may lead to severe penalties.On the other hand taboos result in embarrassment, shame, and rudeness. Although critics and/or dissenters may oppose taboos, they are put into place to avoid disrespect to any given authority, be itlegal, moral and/or religious.
LATIN-AMERICAN TABOO
Latin-America Taboo Program presents surprising characters with unique stories and topics which take it to unknown and impressive them of theLatin-American. Tales of characters so variety and interesting like the culture which join and difference us at the same time, passed go in Mexico and Colombia.
CHANGED BODIES
Characters with the ideato transform their bodies, they break the rules that tie to the modified bodies with the Taboo, through tattoos, implants and piercings, In Colombia, a family share the passion for the bodymodification. The brothers Julio César, Sergio and Duvan are dedicated to transform their bodies and the others too.
In Mexico, a woman has decided transform physically to looks like a vampire. All your bodyis tattooed and with piercings, she is considered out of common.
URBAN TRIBES
They are violent, satanic, depressive and dangerous; they are some adjectives that the society gives to the gothics,punks and emos. In Argentina, two punk legends talk about the first Latin-America tribes. The violators and Marcelo Pocavida look to be the footstep which left a group of young people that reveal to...