Ubicación: Pátzcuaro

In pre-Hispanic times, as a religious capital, it was the most important ceremonial center of the Purhépecha.
Upon his arrival, Don Vasco de Quiroga, moved the Bishopric of Tzintzuntzan to Pátzcuaro, making it the capital of Michoacán (1539 – 1580).
It is one of the most beautiful typical towns in America, its magnificent adobe and tile constructions and its monumental temples, and its spectacular Plaza Vasco de Quiroga make it one of the main tourist centers of the Mexican Republic.
The surroundings of Lake Pátzcuaro and its Islands are inhabited by the indigenous community that preserves a large part of its customs and traditions.
Its fishermen are known worldwide for the butterfly-shaped nets they use to catch the delicious white fish that is now in danger of extinction.

Feast of the Souls or Night of the Dead

from October 29 to November 2

Our tradition of commemorating the dead is one of the most beloved and widespread in our country. It has an eminently religious character that not only has Christian foundations taken from the custom of “honouring the faithful departed”, but also retains many of the characteristics of the funeral ritual practiced…

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Día de Nuestra Señora de la Salud de Pátzcuaro

Day of Our Lady of Health of Pátzcuaro

December 8th

El 8 de diciembre es una fecha de gran relevancia para la comunidad Patzcuarense. Se celebra a María Inmaculada de la Salud de Pátzcuaro, también conocida Nuestra Señora de la Salud o Virgen de la Salud, milagrosa imagen a la que miles de personas acuden a adorar y venerar durante…

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dejarme disfrutar films

Chasing dreams and telling stories.

We make films, documentaries, series, shorts and commercials. We also provide creative and production services. After all these years, we continue to enjoy and love what we have done since the beginning and without looking back. We continue to pursue dreams and tell stories.

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