Christmas has arrived at the Promised Land Market! Fun, playful, but above all warriors, these ‘Mother Christmas’ from Santa Anita spread their joy to adults and children who arrive at their stalls pavilion H to buy refreshing fruits. For these festive days, the entrepreneurs assure that All purchases come with a gift.
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Heart fruit!
Julia Yachi (37) learned to harvest and raise animals at the age of five, in Huancavelica. For her there is nothing impossible, she always manages to bring money to her house and support her four children. When she arrived in Lima, she sold breakfasts and now she is part of the fruit team at the Tierra Prometida Market in Santa Anita.
“In summer what is sold the most is papaya for salads and juices. Thanks to my fruits I raise my children. Everything is worth it for them, I get up at 2 in the morning and sometimes I don’t even sleep”, the mommy comments.
She sells fruits to support her children. Photo: Promised Land Market.
All for your children
The dream of Janet Rodríguez (39) was to be an initial teacher, but due to her economic situation she had to go to work from a very young age. In her native Satipo (Junín) she helped to harvest oranges and bananas while she studied at school. She decided to come to Lima just four months ago so that her two children have a better future. They help her in the business.
“My family was very humble and we didn’t have enough to study a career, that’s why I want another reality for my children. I sell fruits because all my life I have dedicated myself to this. I love talking to clients. These days we serve as ‘Mama Noelas’ to amuse them, ha ha ha”, comments Janet.
Her dream was to be an initial teacher but she had to give it up to dedicate herself to work. Photo: Promised Land Market.
Take arms!
What is sold the most at Josefina Rivera’s stall (42) are avocados and strawberries. Even though she has been in the business for over 22 years, every day is a new beginning for her. She was born in Ayacucho and came to Lima seven years ago to give her children more opportunities.
“Thanks to the sale of fruit I have been able to bring money to my house, how can I not be grateful, my children will be able to be professionals. I wanted to study accounting, but I had to give up because there was no money”, says the entrepreneur.
He wanted to study Accounting but had to give up to concentrate on working. Photo: Promised Land Market.
warrior mom
Misha Ramírez (40) sells up to 30 kilos of fruit per day. She is from Cajamarca, but she has lived in Chanchamayo for many years. There is no ‘Chambera’ like her, say her clients. Since she has not studied at school, her children help her with the accounts.
“My children are busy studying, but they always take time to help me in the business. Are my life. The eldest is studying agro-industrial engineering. Don’t waste time and come buy our fruits, everything goes with yapa”, laughs Mrs. Misha.
Since he hasn’t studied at school, his children help him do the business accounts. Photo: Promised Land Market.
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