El túnel Ogarrio es la puerta de entrada a Real de Catorce, San Luis Potosí, México.
El cantante se llama Fabrizio Moro y ganó la sección jóvenes del festival de San Remo 2007. Es una canción contr...
El túnel Ogarrio es la puerta de entrada a Real de Catorce, San Luis Potosí, México. El cantante se llama Fabrizio Moro y ganó la sección jóvenes del festival de San Remo 2007. Es una canción contra la mafia y contra cualquier tipo de injusticia y opresión. ¡Viva la tolerancia!
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At the end of this video you are coming into RdeC and on your right is a wall in which I recall were homes of the most desperate sort.
There were perhaps twenty or so ex-patriots living there when I was there. I was traveling alone in a van and parked up next to the church north of town near the "minas" with a great view of the valley.
On All Saints Eve there were the most amazing fireworks hand held on staffs raised above the heads of men running through the crowd.
I traveled Mexico in the mid 1980's and spent about a month in Real de Catorce - one of my favorite places during the three months of my journey.
This tunnel was fabulous. You waited in line at one end for the next group to go one way through it. And this video doesn't show what I remember as dozens of walkers going up or down.
este tunel lo recorri a la edad de 9 años en compañia de ,mis padres lo volvi a recorrer el dia de hoy despues de 21 años .......... pero hoy solo pues mis padres ya no estan juntos
Hola, navegando por el internet, me encontre tu pagina, de real de catorce, esta muy bien, de lo mejor, que se a hecho del real, ya ni el gobierno, lo hace, por otra parte,yo soy de matehuala, hay una tradicion de ir en octubre un dia antes del dia de san francisco,que la gente sale , caminando en la noche, desde matehuala hasta catorce ,yo personalmente fui, cuando era mas chico, de edad, y en frente de la iglesia esta el cerro de oregano, especie que se le pone al menudo, gracias
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It was here too that I first saw men and women crawling to church on their knees - over miles.
And the huicholes colorful, dark and.... 'nuf said.
I hope it is still a well kept secret!
...welkinator
There were perhaps twenty or so ex-patriots living there when I was there. I was traveling alone in a van and parked up next to the church north of town near the "minas" with a great view of the valley.
On All Saints Eve there were the most amazing fireworks hand held on staffs raised above the heads of men running through the crowd.
(more)
I traveled Mexico in the mid 1980's and spent about a month in Real de Catorce - one of my favorite places during the three months of my journey.
This tunnel was fabulous. You waited in line at one end for the next group to go one way through it. And this video doesn't show what I remember as dozens of walkers going up or down.
(more)
gracias