As the last couple of posts hinted, this year, instead of the city, I spent much of Semana Santa (Holy Week) in one of my favorite places — Teotitlán del Valle.
This was only the beginning. It was a colorful, moving, and delicious experience!
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Incredibly, wonderful photographs as only one who has been embraced by community could take.
Thanks! It was a very special experience and I felt so honored to be included.
Wonderful photos! Thank you for posting.
Thanks, Jill. I have hundreds more photos to go through!
Wonderful videos, thank you for sharing!!
Thank you. When I heard the chanting as procession moved from one casita to another, I knew I had to record it and use it in a slideshow.
Wonderful! Love the slide show with music too!Barbra Barbra Bishop
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Thanks! The chanting continues to haunt me.
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