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@AbbasiJuan

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I'm just an ordinary Mexican who wants to share his knowledge about the supernatural Mexico, for all the good people on twitter.I hope not to disappoint you.

Toluca de Lerdo, Toluca
Joined June 2022
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@AbbasiJuan
Mexican Myths and Folklore.
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I have finally decided to open a Patreon, if you want to support me subscribe, I have 4 new exclusive articles only for patrons. With your support I could spend more time generating content as well as improving its quality.
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@AbbasiJuan
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@Cuauhtemoc_1521 @AmandaIsabelGo1 @marcelavazquezc @DeViajeXMexico @pauloyolatl @yohanandiaz @MuseoPresidente @AlebrijesOaxaca @LOMMX @rpascoep @nimalinde Es un excelente ilustrador Keith Henderson, a la par de Jean Torton y de mi colega y amigo, @Zotzcomic
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@ziberiaI La ignorancia supina de tus palabras es simplemente asombrosa.
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@JWhitebread1 Since it takes away agency from indigenous peoples in their appropriation and reinterpretation of the cultural elements of the dominant culture that has overwhelmed them for centuries, your position is very plausible and extremely logical, but i can´t support it, my hearth wins.
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@JWhitebread1 In fact, cultural coincidences facilitated the survival of certain pre-Hispanic traditions, one of these was that of the hail bearers or priests of Tlaloc, who found their Iberian equivalent in the figure of the nuberos of Basque folklore.
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This tradition has its origins in pre-Hispanic times, in ancient times the blessing of the seeds was given from the god Tlaloc, god of rain, now under a Catholic nuance, the intervention of God or Christ it´s asked.
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@ro_ca_or No hay ningún escenario favorable, solo queda trabajar con lo que se tiene.
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@Tlahcomiztli Vamos a aprender a la mala, quizá eso enseñe al gobierno a dejar de depender de un solo mercado y fortalecer la industria local.
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Hopefully these nationalist narratives of local consumption will also go hand in hand with the support and promotion of the Mexican entertainment industry, to demand better works and stories, unrelated to narcoculture.
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A difficult week is coming for Mexico....
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RT @LeoLopezLujan: HUICHILOBOS REDIVIVO! Imagen del dios mexica elaborada con amaranto para la Feria de la Alegría y el Amaranto en Sant…
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Because the consumption of corn grants awareness of the divine and the role that man has in the cosmos.
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@marcfabregas Me la mataste, pero el era mas de películas, en la historieta, no sabría clasificarlo, ya que el apareció mas en foto comics, que es un genero único en su tipo.
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A plot that borders on the absurd, the comical and the strange, typical of the creative ingenuity of the scriptwriters of the time, a reflection of the humor and creativity of Mexican scriptwriters and cartoonists.
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