Intense cloud layer over Monterrey, Mexico.

firsttimeuser:

Cathedral in the city of Cuernavaca, Mexico, 1925 by Hugo Brehme

endilletante:

“Le Mexique : des origines aux Aztèques” de ignacio Bernal y Garcia Pimentel & Mireille Simoni-Abat. Gallimard, 1986.

Masque humain, civilisation aztèque ou mixtèque.

vintagegal:

Maria Montez c. 1945

ethnoworld:

A dancer at the Guelaguetza festival.

Location:San Antonino, Oaxaca State, Mexico.

sisterwolf:

Amanda del Llano, Mexican film actress

maliciousglamour:

Dolores Del Rio, 1929
Photographer: Edward Steichen

so30s:

 Mexico City Woman in Tehuana Costume, 1937

curatedbydesign:

Que Viva Mexico!!  Ballet Folklorico always reminds me of my cultural pride. Happy Mexican Independence Day.

legrandcirque:

A cafe dancer in Acapulco. Photograph by Loomis Dean. Acapulco, Mexico, October 1947.

fuckyeahgirlsandguns:

“The soldadera still lives”

Read this. Mexican Revolutionary female fighters. Badasses basically.
http://dnn.epcc.edu/nwlibrary/borderlands/21_soldaderas.htm

Mexico City: Sex workers gather to commemorate their colleagues who were violently murdered, two days before the Day of the Dead festival.

westeastsouthnorth:

Guanajuato, Mexico