historiante by netot
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Yesterday there was a folk dance in the place of my work. I was working with students, so unfortunately I missed the whole dance. But I arrived in time to take some pictures of the characters and events.
This guy starred in the dance of "The Historians", a dance which chronicles the struggles between the Spanish and Arabic, and the conquest of America. The characters in this dance are dressed in clothes full of symbols and color.
Comments (10)
charpix
That is an interesting history, and read about that in college. Wonderful image.
Faemike55
Nice capture! very interesting character
Feliciti
interesting info about !! very colorful and never seen this before !!
wysiwig
A very colorful fellow! It is sad that more people do not know the history of Central America and El Salvador and what the Spanish did to the native peoples. Excellent capture.
dakotabluemoon
Very colorful and superb job on this one.
dochtersions
How interesting to see all those details in it. A fantastic shot you made from it, Neto.
jocko500
wonderful shot
Isabelle711
My friend are you a teacher? This is most interesting image and info. :)))))) The details are most amazing my friend. :)))))) Most excellent capture. :)))))) Thank you for sharing. :)))))) Carry A Smile In Your Heart :)))))) I want to say thank you so very much for sharing a part of your life with me. :)))))) It is most nice getting to know my friends. :)))))) I hope your parents had a most sweet time yesterday. :))))))))) Again thank you for sharing a part of your life with me. :)))))
mgtcs
Super capture and information here, amazing colors, excellent work, Congratualtions!
blondeblurr
Every country has their own history to tell, about their first suppressed inhabitants - whether they Indians, Eskimos or even our own Aboriginals ... and I am glad it's kept alive by folk-dancing, with wonderful and colourful costumes - so impressive! thanks for sharing that with us Neto, BB