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Los vecinos distantes de Oaxaca: gentrificación y rabia social

Jul 11, 2024 | gatopardo.com | Juan Pablo Mayorga |Luvia Lazo

Tiempo de lectura: 29 minutosUna trama de desencuentros por debajo de la rabia socialEn Oaxaca ya no se entiende lo que está pasando o ya pasó lo que se estaba entendiendo, como diría Carlos Monsiváis. Miles de oaxaqueños ahora mismo lidian con un coctel de emociones provocadas por una red de cambios acelerados. En lo que va del siglo, algo ha ocurrido en su ciudad que los desubica profundamente, sin haberse movido un centímetro.
Le trecce cerimoniali delle donne di Oaxaca raccontano la storia della cultura indigena messicana

Mar 20, 2024 | vogue.it | Margaux Anbouba |Luvia Lazo

Le trecce messicane delle donne di Oaxaca raccontano la storia della cultura indigenaOgni anno a luglio, le donne di Oaxaca, in Messico, si preparano per la Guelaguetza, una festa che celebra la cultura indigena dello Stato messicano. Oltre a indossare il traje, l'abito tradizionale della regione, ogni donna si acconcia i capelli in due trecce a tre fili e aggiunge i tlacoyales, nastri per capelli con fiocchi e altri ornamenti.
Telling the story of Oaxaca's indigenous culture, one strand at a time

Mar 8, 2024 | vogue.in | Margaux Anbouba |Luvia Lazo

Every July, the women of Oaxaca, Mexico, prepare for Guelaguetza, a festival that celebrates the Mexican state’s Indigenous culture. On top of wearing the traje, the traditional clothing representative of the region, each woman also styles their hair into two three-strand braids and adds tlacoyales, hair ties with ribbons and other adornments. Every aspect of the chosen hairstyle is imbued with individual meaning.
Te contamos la historia de la Guelaguetza de Oaxaca una trenza a la vez

Mar 8, 2024 | vogue.mx | Margaux Anbouba |Luvia Lazo

Cada mes de julio, las mujeres de Oaxaca (México) se preparan para la Guelaguetza, una fiesta que celebra la cultura indígena del estado mexicano. Además de llevar el traje, la vestimenta tradicional representativa de la región, cada mujer se peina con dos trenzas de tres hebras y añade tlacoyales, cintas de colores y otros adornos.
Telling The Story Of Oaxaca’s Indigenous Culture, One Strand At A Time

Mar 8, 2024 | vogue.co.uk | Margaux Anbouba |Luvia Lazo

Every July, the women of Oaxaca, Mexico, prepare for Guelaguetza, a festival that celebrates the Mexican state’s Indigenous culture. On top of wearing the traje, the traditional clothing representative of the region, each woman also styles her hair into two three-strand braids and adds tlacoyales, hair ties with ribbons and other adornments. Every aspect of the chosen hairstyle is imbued with individual meaning.
Telling the Story of Oaxaca’s Indigenous Culture, One Strand at a Time

Mar 7, 2024 | vogue.com | Margaux Anbouba |Luvia Lazo

Every July, the women of Oaxaca, Mexico, prepare for Guelaguetza, a festival that celebrates the Mexican state’s Indigenous culture. On top of wearing the traje, the traditional clothing representative of the region, each woman also styles their hair into two three-strand braids and adds tlacoyales, hair ties with ribbons and other adornments. Every aspect of the chosen hairstyle is imbued with individual meaning.