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Aztec Dance in Philadelphia / Danza Azteca en Filadelfia 21cascas21 53 views Ollin Yoliztli Calmecac 2006 15 min 39 seconds Price: This video is available for purchase as part of a Community Visions compilation DVD. Meaning "School of Blood Moving ...
Tletxayacoatl 21cascas21 124 views English below.. Tletxayacoatl: La serpiente con el rostro de fuego La vida de un Mexicano en el siglo 21 Synopsis: Born in Mexico City, Brujo de la Mancha came fr...
Occupacion philadelphia marcha 21cascas21 12 views 15 de octubre marcha en filadelfia
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Flor de Lluvia / Flower of Rain / Kiyauitlxochitl 21cascas21 40 views Olllin Yoliztli Calmecac new generation at the Philadelphia zoo.
Cerveceria Mexicana Corona- Corana beer 21cascas21 8 views Look at this beer battles and you will see. Mira a estas botellas y veras
Visita al Zologico de Philaldephia del campamento de verano de Casa Monarca 21cascas21 54 views Ollin Yoliztli Calmecac con la colaboracion de Casa Monarca y gracias al Zologico de Phildladelphia se pudo llevar a cabo esta visita con los miembros del campamento de ver...
Hurricane Irene 21cascas21 20 views Basement flood
Summer Learning And More (SLAM) 2011. At Morton Thomas G School 21cascas21 78 views The School District of Philadelphia will begin registering its students on May 23 for the 2011 edition of Summer Learning And More (SLAM). This summer initiative, which run...
Exito Program in North Philadelphia. By Congreso de Latinos Unidos 21cascas21 70 views Éxito: Training for Success! is an after school program for 9th grade students attending Edison High School that runs during the academic year. The program is based on a na...

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La verdad tiene un poder y no la puedes vencer.

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I am an multidisciplinary, self-taught artist. Born in Mexico city, in a mix family of Mexican Indigenous and Spanish working class. In my childhood during visits to my father's family around Xico, Veracruz in Mexico, I experienced the surviving Mayan, Olmec and Catholic cultures: traditional farming, and popular crafts that represent and express the life of the indigenous Mexican people. Later I cultivated a sense of freedom to express my personal dreams and reality by immersing myself in indigenous cultures in the states of Oaxaca, Veracruz, Puebla, Michoacan and Tlaxcala. I grew up believing and experiencing independent thinking, realizing that people are rich in resourcefulness in their own power for self-control. My paternal grandmother migrated from Xico, Veracruz to Mexico City before I was born, and I have continued this family experience with my own migration to Philadelphia PA. USA. Ten years ago, where I have joined the diversity of lives and cultural exchanges of this city. In Mexico a great emphasis is placed on the connection between human beings and the natural world. In 2007 I got my Aztec name "Tletxayacoatl" (The Snake with the Face on Fire) in a solstice ceremonial in Chicago with Master "Ocelocoatl" (The jaguar & Snake) and Master "Xavier Quijas Yxayotl". As well I won a grant from The Institute for Cultural Partnership to learn how to make "Tlapizcalli" Clay flutes With the Master " Xavier Quijas Yxayotl" this has been the first time that I got some training in art but them I just triad by my one and I did make a clay instrument call "Ehekachiktli" -The Dead Whistle- an instrument that is very old. and very hard to make.