From the streets of Oaxaca, maguey to mezcal in murals.
And then comes the music, “Dos Botellas de Mezcal” (Two Bottles of Mezcal).
Cheers! ¡Salud! ¡Dixeebe!
Maguey to mezcal to music
June 29, 2023 by spixl
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No por cambia de tema, but what was the problem with the arch on Hidalgo? Why did they remove it? Is that a future episode?
Apparently, many of the old families felt it the hoja lata of the sign was misleading — the neighborhood has no history of crafting with tin.
¡Me encanta esta publicación – gracias!
¡Muchimas gracias! I’m always surprised and delighted by the artistry here. And, I love the music of La Santa Cecilia.
Great music! Makes me thirsty…
I’ll have a mezcalito in your honor tonight!
Love everything about this post!
Thank you SO much! I love everything about the street art of Oaxaca and the music of La Santa Cecilia,
Been enjoying your emails. My wife and I are going to be there for a couple of weeks September. We have been to all the ruins and craft villages. Do you have any suggestions where we could visit.
Warm regards, Gil Sanchez.
Teotitlán del Valle will be celebrating Natividad de la Virgen María — with a convite on Sept. 6, 5-9pm Danzantes and 10pm fireworks on Sept. 7, and full day Danza de la Pluma on Sept. 8.
And, Teotitlán and Tlacolula will celebrate Rosario de la Virgen María the 1st Sun. of October.