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Charro, celebrating horsemanship, style and tradition unique to Mexico
Lupita Charro, an essential part of Mexican Culture The history of the charro dates back to the Spanish Conquest, the most direct translation of ...
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The Lupita Doll, Our Lady of Guadalupe represents a key portion of Mexican Culture.
The importance of the Virgin of Guadalupe in Mexican Culture
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Jewelry
Corn (Maize) The Staff of Life for 10,000 years.
If you see the Lupita dolls holding a basket of Corn (Maize) it's not just a basket of Corn-on-the-Cob, it represents Life itself. For Mexicans,...
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Jalisco Pottery
Charro, Mariachi and the Vihuela a bond
The Vihuela is an integral part of Mariachi Music and Charro Culture as heard in the music and seen in Movies and Charreada.
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New Lupita Dolls Arrive at Pochteca Gallery
We have received many of these beautiful Lupita Dolls. Hand crafted by the highly skilled artists at NAJACO, these Premium Lupita Dolls are fantas...
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