Walking down the Alcalá… on the way home late yesterday afternoon… sounds of a band… I look up towards Santo Domingo… and see a calenda coming down the street.
Universidad La Salle Oaxaca on parade. Reason # 552 why I love living here!
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Well, we didn’t SEE it but enjoyed LISTENING to it from the rooftop! I like your title, as these calendas do indeed seem to pop up at any moment!
I really love Teotitlan and hope to live here for a very, very long time, but I do miss the more than weekly parades I’d see in Oaxaca from my apt on Avenida Juarez. So glad you keep up with all that goes on in town and beyond!