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PULQUE, THE LIVING ROOT OF OUR IDENTITY

Pulque, known as the nectar of the gods, is a fermented beverage made from the aguamiel extracted from the maguey plant. Its history dates back to pre-Hispanic times and is deeply linked to the worldview, rituals, and daily life of Mesoamerican peoples.

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LIVING HERITAGE, THE TIME OF GRANDPARENTS

In many Indigenous communities in Mexico, such as the Totonacs of Tajín, the Nahua of Puebla, or the Otomi of Hidalgo, older people are pillars of collective memory. They are not considered “old” as a synonym for obsolescence, but as…

CABINETMAKER: KNOWLEDGE IN TLAXCALAN WOOD

In San Esteban Tizatlán, wood comes alive in the hands of Don José Luis Vásquez Sánchez. With over 30 years of dedication, this master craftsman carves each piece with passion, precision, and dedication.

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PULQUE, THE LIVING ROOT OF OUR IDENTITY