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Rodolfo Guzmán forages Chile's 4,000-kilometre coastline and the Atacama's edge for ingredients with no Spanish names.
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The Gran Torre's Sky Costanera deck is the highest observation point in Latin America — 300 metres up, with the Andes filling the horizon.
La Quintrala
Colonial Santiago trembled at Doña Catalina de los Ríos y Lisperguer — La Quintrala — the flame-haired heiress said to have poisoned her father and disposed of forty souls, always evading the King's justice. On dry-wind nights, they say, her red hair can still be glimpsed at the window of a vanished hacienda.
The local landmark
Gran Torre Santiago stands as Santiago's defining structure — the sight that anchors the city in memory long after the meal is finished.
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