Ramiro Gonzales Yaksic was born in the city of Cochabamba, Bolivia, in 1966.

From his early years, his innate aptitude for drawing and painting was evident, a gift with which he won many awards.

Because of his fondness for flying machines, he studied and graduated as a mid-level technician in Aviation Mechanics and later dedicated himself to the study of Medicine at the Universidad Privada del Valle, leaning towards Natural Medicine and Nutrition, which today are part of his work practice.

Since his youth, he has had a great interest in researching the origins of the human race and the present work El Jardín de Los Andes as the Earthly Paradise in Bolivia was born from the biblical readings that he so enjoyed learning in high school at the La Salle de Cochabamba school, a subject that he later expanded with sacred books from various cultures and religions.

He is the author of the book Paraiso Terrenal: El jardín de los Andes (Earthly Paradise: The Garden of the Andes), in which, in the first section, he develops a thesis about the discovery of the Garden of Eden in Bolivia, following in the footsteps of Villamil del Rada who conjectured that Aymara was the language of Adam. In the second section, Gonzales develops a literary story within the genre of fantasy and science fiction, making use of Andean mythological elements.

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