"I have not abandoned my field, at 5:00 a.m. I am already gathering candles to make the arepas. At 7:00 a.m., I sweep, pour water on the bushes and prepare food for the animals. If I have time "I go to the conuco or look for firewood. At 8:00 pm, I'm already going to bed, that is after listening to the radio. Every day is the same for me." The person who expresses herself in this way is Cenobia Campos, who is convinced of the rural habitat and its benefits, knowledgeable about the interiorities of the countryside, its chores and the idiosyncrasy that surrounds rural life.

Nació Cenobia Campos en Colora'o, vía culantrillo en el hoy municipio Bolívar, un 30 de Octubre de 1930. Según destaca que a las 4:00 de la madrugada. Hija de Rufino Campos y Nicasia Silva. Es la penúltima de un grupo compuesto por 5 hermanas y 2 hermanos. Con una infancia determinada por las labores domésticas, conoció y ejecutó ciertos oficios como preparadora y tendedora de casabe, artesana tejedora de alpargatas. Cenobia es una reconocida folklorísta de nuestro municipio. A los 10 años, pone en evidencia su destreza en el baile de joropo cuando asiste a una fiesta de la Cruz de mayo que se dió en la "Casa Blanca", edificación construida por Roseliano Villarroel en Caratal, la única de zinc, que había en la zona.

Cenobia Campos was born in Colora'o, via maidenhair in what is now the municipality of Bolívar, on October 30, 1930. As noted, at 4:00 in the morning. Daughter of Rufino Campos and Nicasia Silva. She is the penultimate of a group made up of 5 sisters and 2 brothers. With a childhood determined by domestic chores, she learned and performed certain jobs such as a casabe preparer and weaver, and an espadrille weaver. Cenobia is a renowned folklorist of our municipality. At the age of 10, he demonstrated his skill in the joropo dance when he attended a celebration of the May Cross that took place in the "White House", a building built by Roseliano Villarroel in Caratal, the only one made of zinc, which had in the zone.

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Ya en su adolescencia y con la fama a cuesta como bailadora de joropo, recorrió varias comunidades campesinas entre ellas "Los Dos Ríos", donde conoció a Carmen Flores, quien era nieta de Paulina Frontado, madre de sus hermanos y hermanas por vía paterna.

Already in her adolescence and with fame as a joropo dancer, she toured several rural communities including "Los Dos Ríos", where she met Carmen Flores, who was the granddaughter of Paulina Frontado, mother of her brothers and sisters on her father's side