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Hi there my name is Martin Sagastegui I have living in San Diego for 5 years, I'm from Lima - Peru (the capitol), I love your magazine I think is the perfect magazine to have contact with concerts, shows and what's going on in San Diego. Well this post is just to say that I'm really disappointed with Indiana Jones 4 is a nonsense and crappy film for me, with many historical mistakes of course, one of them is that in Peru there is no Mayan pyramids style or whatever, also there are Mayans warriors appear or something like that in this film, so who was the person who advised them on this issue???, another point is why sounds mariachi music background when they arrival in Cuzco?? I think is a lack of respect for a culture what has in many ways nothing in common with what Mexico culture is, I know this is just a film and also that has a entertainment destination, but they must be make sure and focused in historical and music data, maybe they could have put Yma Sumac's music (a great female singer of all the times) or something like that you know, what is more consistent with my country's culture and reality, the only good thing in this movie is able to see the Nazca Lines ;) PD: Anybody knows how could I have contact with someone who has had responsibility with this movie? *** sorry for my crappy english too :P— June 1, 2008 2:31 p.m.