Tuesday, April 28, 2020
San José del Pacífico a magical place in Oaxaca
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San José del Pacífico a magical place in Oaxaca
In San José del Pacífico you will be face to face with the clouds, magic and nature.
Have you ever dreamed of touching the clouds? Well, the place where that is possible exists and is called San José del Pacífico , a destination among the mountains full of magic. Located in the southern highlands of Oaxaca , this town at 2,5000 meters above sea level is a must-see for travelers heading to Zipolite and Mazunte .
In San José del Pacífico you will find impressive panoramic images , as it is surrounded by clouds and trees. However, one of the reasons for its fame is the mushrooms that grow in the immediate vicinity of the forest. The consumption of mushrooms in the region dates back to ancient times: they were already used by the Zapotecs for rituals of self-knowledge and religious revelation.
In contemporary times, numerous Mexican and foreign travelers have set about rediscovering this healing tool. During the 1960s its consumption became popular thanks to the shaman María Sabina.
What to do in San José del Pacífico?
To have a true experience, you can start by bundling up in one of the ponchos and sweaters knitted by the artisans of the region. As in almost every point of Oaxaca, in this magical place you can also taste a delicious mezcal accompanied by dishes of regional cuisine. If you are a lover of Italian food, we recommend you visit La Taberna de los Duendes, a place with a unique flavor.
You can take advantage and perform a complete ritual, starting with a purification in the temazcal . To have a greater contact with nature you can take a walk or take a mountain bike tour. Among the lodging options are comfortable cabins from which you can contemplate the journey of the clouds through the hills.
Monday, April 27, 2020
Artisans turn to making face masks from palm leaves The coronavirus has put a dent in sales of hats, fans, baskets and other goods
An artisan in Oaxaca wears one of the new masks.
Artisans turn to making face masks from palm leaves
The coronavirus has put a dent in sales of hats, fans, baskets and other goods
Indigenous artisans in Oaxaca are making face masks out of palm fronds in order to make a living during the Covid-19 pandemic.
The native Mixtecs from the town of San Miguel Huautla normally use palm leaves to create hats, fans, cords, earrings, baskets and other handmade products, but demand for such items has dropped during the health crisis.
While conventional face masks are either impossible to find or severely overpriced — selling for 50-100 pesos (US $2-$4) a piece — Juana López and her fellow artisans are selling theirs for only 5 pesos (US $0.20) each. They appear to fit loosely, but are washable, reusable and easy to disinfect.
Such informal workers depend on tourism, mobility and lively public spaces in order to make a living, but the coronavirus pandemic has drastically diminished these activities over the last 45 days.
Selling palm products is the only source of income for these artisans who work daily to cut, dry, mature and form the leaves into various items.
With a little help from the government’s mandate to wear face masks in public, their initiative has taken off regionally, and López and her fellow artisans have found customers in nearby Asunción Nochixtlán, Huajuapan de León and other neighboring communities.
But she and friends aren’t the only innovative Oaxacans to have contributed beneficial products to the fight to mitigate the spread of Covid-19. Zapotec artisans in Juchitán de Zaragoza are making face masks adorned with the embroidered designs from the traditional blouses called huipiles worn in the Isthmus of Tehuantepec region.
And earlier this month, 12-year-old Jorge Martínez of Oaxaca city designed and produced plastic face shields with a 3D printer to support health workers treating patients infected with the virus.
Meanwhile, Governor Alejandro Murat posted a video to Facebook in which he and his wife demonstrate how to make a homemade face mask out of a scarf and rubber bands.
Source: Milenio (sp)
Guido's Lounge Cafe Broadcast 0274 Island Sun (20170602) by Guido's Lounge Café
Tracklist
CHART POSITIONS
This show was 1st in the global lounge chart, 1st in the global chillout chart, 1st in the global ambient chart, 1st in the global lounge chillout downtempo chart and 1st in the global chill out chart.
When I started this set, I was thinking of the Island of Bali.
How for me should sound when I'm relaxing and chilling on the beach.
I love when music has variations in energy in separate tracks,
but still sounds great in a mix.
Please enjoy my friends...
How for me should sound when I'm relaxing and chilling on the beach.
I love when music has variations in energy in separate tracks,
but still sounds great in a mix.
Please enjoy my friends...
00:00 Dobchinsky - Rain
03:19 Dee C'rell - Carmen's Theme
08:12 L'Art Mystique - Underwater Twilight (Original Mix)
11:44 Michael E feat. Greg Walker - With Each Passing Moment (Guitar Mix)
16:38 Afterlife - Lovedub
20:49 Marga Sol - Serenade (Katoey Ambient Mix)
25:29 Counting Clouds - Beautiful Illusions ( Beach Mix )
30:13 Nicolas Robin - Amethyste
33:51 The Diventa Project - Dreamer (Lazy Hammock Instrumental Mix)
39:16 Faro - Cold days
45:06 Portishead - Only You
49:48 Klangstein - Happy little clouds
55:38 DJ Maretimo feat. Vladi Strecker - the midnight hour (zero o clock mix)
03:19 Dee C'rell - Carmen's Theme
08:12 L'Art Mystique - Underwater Twilight (Original Mix)
11:44 Michael E feat. Greg Walker - With Each Passing Moment (Guitar Mix)
16:38 Afterlife - Lovedub
20:49 Marga Sol - Serenade (Katoey Ambient Mix)
25:29 Counting Clouds - Beautiful Illusions ( Beach Mix )
30:13 Nicolas Robin - Amethyste
33:51 The Diventa Project - Dreamer (Lazy Hammock Instrumental Mix)
39:16 Faro - Cold days
45:06 Portishead - Only You
49:48 Klangstein - Happy little clouds
55:38 DJ Maretimo feat. Vladi Strecker - the midnight hour (zero o clock mix)
Kind regards
Guido
Sunday, April 26, 2020
Bank releases 20-peso coin A new coin that commemorates the 500th anniversary of the founding of the port city of Veracruz is now in circulation, the Bank of México said.
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Bank releases 20-peso coinA new coin that commemorates the 500th anniversary of the founding of the port city of Veracruz is now in circulation, the Bank of México said. FULL STORY |
Saturday, April 25, 2020
“Sin desencanto no hay cambio”: una entrevista con Chloe Aridjis Chilango Leí que a los 16 años te escapaste a Zipolite, como la protagonista deMonstruos marinos, y que tu papá tuvo que ir a buscarte. ¿Cuándo fue que ...
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Leí que a los 16 años te escapaste a Zipolite, como la protagonista deMonstruos marinos, y que tu papá tuvo que ir a buscarte. ¿Cuándo fue que ...
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Thursday, April 23, 2020
Wednesday, April 22, 2020
Hola, les traigo un mensaje de la pato. Está haciendo pan muy rico y saludable para los que quieran comprarle. Pueden hacer pedidos con ella en su negocio o en el número que viene en el video. Saludos 9585890661
Hola, les traigo un mensaje de la pato.
Está haciendo pan muy rico y saludable para los que quieran comprarle.
Pueden hacer pedidos con ella en su negocio o en el número que viene en el video.
Saludos
9585890661
Hello, I bring you a message from the pato.
She is making very rich and healthy bread for those who want to buy from her.
You can place orders with her in her business or in the number that comes in the video.
Cheers
Pato
9585890661
https://www.facebook.com/jonathan.zipolite.1/videos/130063765306302/
Monday, April 20, 2020
Sunday, April 19, 2020
HD Lucille Ball, Carol Burnett & Lucie Arnaz 1971 Interview on "The Dick Cavett Show"
HD Lucille Ball, Carol Burnett & Lucie Arnaz 1971 Interview on "The Dick Cavett Show"
Saturday, April 18, 2020
Friday, April 17, 2020
AMLO urges passage of amnesty law to reduce contagion in prisons
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