Saturday, March 17, 2012

Deer Dances in Las Labradas on the Spring Equinox

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2 comments:

  1. Thank you for explaining the rituals. We went this year and fully enjoyed every moment. We also watched dancers, who wore headdresses with feathers, and performed rituals as well. Maybe they were the Huichol and Tepehuan natives.

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  2. So glad you were able to attend this year's events, Anonymous! We unfortunately had to work. But someone's gotta do that, too, right? Was there no one there explaining things? That sure would seem to be a wonderful service the Tourism Board could provide in the future, or a terrific social service/practice activity for the university students studying Tourism. If you took photos we here would love to see them! Please post a url. Thank you!

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