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Vallarta

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La Bruja de Zempoala, the Witch of Zempoala, is a painting of a traditional Mexican witch, or Nagual. A nagual is a shape-shifter, who has the ability to change into her spirit animal, and travel the spirit realm at will. Here, the witch from Zempoala, which is famous for its witchcraft tradition, flies through the air, over small and sleepy towns, in the darkness of night. She has woven her rebozo, or shawl, with images of traditional wind spirits, who fill her rebozo with air and fly her into the sky. Her skirt is embroidered with more nature spirits. Around her fly her spirit animals, who guide and protect her. These are Alibrijes, fantastic animals in halucinatory colors, who are her other self and spirit guides. The border is painted with traditional Mexican earth spirits. https://www.etsy.com/listing/667251112/la-bruja-de-zempoala-large-print-mexican?ref=shop_home_active_1&crt=1

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San Miguel de Allende

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“Your Grandmother’s prayers are still protecting you.”

— Lalah Delia

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Mientras tanto en una tortillería de Veracruz.🇲🇽 😍😄

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Mi Linda Guerita

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“El Charro” un homenaje a mi Abuelo Raul Gildardo Ontiveros de la Torre que en paz descanse. Fotografia tomada en el municipio de Amatitan, Jalisco. Por:  Alejandro Elorriaga

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Mazatlán, Sinaloa. México.

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