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[Lycaon ࿓ @Lycaones]

Miguel Ramírez Pérez, artesano de Tzintzuntzan, Michoacán.

Piezas realizadas con paja y chuspata (junco que crece a las orillas del lago de Pátzcuaro). Auténtica maestría purépecha que sigue viva. 🇲🇽

[Humberto Villafuerte @humbertovill68]

Vendedor de atoles, Pátzcuaro, 1932
Fotógrafo Luis Márquez Romay
Archivo Fotográfico Manuel Toussaint IIE-UNAM

[Lycaon ࿓ @Lycaones]

La imagen de Mexcaltitlan adorna esta moneda conmemorativa del estado de Nayarit, es una pieza que forma parte de una edición especial a los estados de la República.

[PmAmTraveller @pmamtraveller]

"Beneath the Southern Moon" by Frank Tenney Johnson

[bobdifool @bobdifool]

@After__Chabon @Arteche1699213 @luisc36 China is obsessed with basketball lol

[HerculesTheDon🌐🏗️🏘️🌁 @El_Xico99]

Being Mexican is cool and all but being a California Mexican is on another level

[indic mawnteé @indicmawntee]

another ASIAN woman & her KlDS KlLL*D by a WHlTE man and literally there’s no outrage from the Asian community

these people are spiritually sIaves of WHlTE people 🥀

[Humberto Villafuerte @humbertovill68]

Mujer joven a la puerta de su choza de madera, vestida con su huipil tradicional y collares de cuentas.

Amatlán de los Reyes, Veracruz, México. Ca. 1906

[Lycaon ࿓ @Lycaones]

La belleza de una novia mixteca vestida con trajes tradicionales (pozahuanco y huipil) de Pinotepa de Don Luis, Oaxaca en 1958.

[Jean 🍌 Leon @_JeanLeon]

periodic reminder that high-altitude lightning aka transient luminous events were seen for decades by pilots who kept quiet for fear of being labelled a nut, predicted by physicists for decades too, accidentally recorded only in 1989 when cameras were finally good enough.

[Eye On Axis @eyeonaxis]

Guanajuato, México by Federico Borobio

[Historiador dibujante @Elpasadoacolor]

Inmigrantes japoneses en México, 1930.

[Aspen @AridoAmSubstack]

I swear you can find at least some Aridoamerican influence behind anything organic in the U.S. it’s so bizarre.

[🐛 Big Boru 🐛 🔞 (comms open) @boruburo]

Virus movie is really a hidden gem for someone who enjoys raw unapologetic biomechanical monster designs

[Scott Greer 6’2” IQ 187 @ScottMGreer]

Most well-adjusted Mexican supremacist

[Mexican Myths and Folklore. @AbbasiJuan]

One of the criticisms among Mexicans is the portrayal of the afterlife in Coco as a copy of the world of the living, with its bureaucratic dilemmas and even aesthetics, given that, ironically, modern Nahua people hold a similar view.

Among the Nahua communities of the Texcoco region, the afterlife is conceived as a "twilight reflection" of our own, where skyscrapers, vehicles, and even a hierarchical order very similar to ours, with presidents and constables, can be found.

[Lycaon ࿓ @Lycaones]

«Mujer tejiendo un "sarape" en México», 1905.

[Mexican Myths and Folklore. @AbbasiJuan]

The seed wall of the former Nativity convent in Tepoztlan is a tribute that the community of Tepoztlan has been making since 1991 in memory of the Virgin and the pre-Hispanic past of Tepoztlan, specifically the figure of Tepozteco, the tutelary deity of the community before the arrival of the Spanish.

#Mexico #indigenous #folklore

[Doctor Zed☭ @D0ct0r_Z3d_JR]

"Race war now"

>kills only 3 people
>kills friend and then self
>no race war starts
>get raped in hell

Bravo

[bobdifool @bobdifool]

@Tecnonopal @POVMexico a