Every year, the community of San Miguel Mextepec celebrates the Virgin of Guadalupe by making decorations and popcorn crosses. In years past, these crosses and ornaments were believed to be made with native corn; now, since it is not produced, the corn is purchased from American brands. San Felipe del Progreso, Mexico. César Rodríguez.
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Every year, the community of San Miguel Mextepec celebrates the Virgin of Guadalupe by making decorations and popcorn crosses. In years past, these crosses and ornaments were believed to be made with native corn; now, since it is not produced, the corn is purchased from American brands. San Felipe del Progreso, Mexico. César Rodríguez.
Every year, the community of San Miguel Mextepec celebrates the Virgin of Guadalupe by making decorations and popcorn crosses. In years past, these crosses and ornaments were believed to be made with native corn; now, since it is not produced, the corn is purchased from American brands. San Felipe del Progreso, Mexico. César Rodríguez.
For questions about using images or licensing photos, please write to the following email: contact@c-rodriguez.com
Every year, the community of San Miguel Mextepec celebrates the Virgin of Guadalupe by making decorations and popcorn crosses. In years past, these crosses and ornaments were believed to be made with native corn; now, since it is not produced, the corn is purchased from American brands. San Felipe del Progreso, Mexico. César Rodríguez.
For questions about using images or licensing photos, please write to the following email: contact@c-rodriguez.com
