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Hey everyone, I just met this dude last night and we were talking about random stuff and got onto the topic of his traveling around Mexico and stuff, and I asked him about the events in the different areas and asked which was the "best" in his opinion, in terms of the whole concept of the celebration adn everythng, and he said there was a group of islands somewhere [lake??] where the indiginous people still lived, no hotels and the like, and that they celebrated with the most vigor and excitement and stuff... He also said there was a town outside of it that one would stop at to take a ferry to these islands...
Does anyone know the names of either of these places??
Does anyone know the names of either of these places??
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Re: Celebrations in Mexico... Adonde?
Mon, October 3, 2005 - 1:52 PMjello i know oaxaca if want a tour guide of dead dayz there im free for 50 bucks a night.... bi strip clubs art shows queer bars grave yards partys.. culturely it is the best time for oaxaca mexico!/ect please, do more home work... the place you are talking about is in morelia, mexico... rent viva mexico from the 1940s... or for the dead days i know...www.oaxacatimes or www.costachica.net.... like oaxaca, many tourists on these dayz and they go in hords disrepecting the real part of the dead dayz... make sure, if do tour they teach you how to interact with the locals if not please say home and keep hollyween from mexico... see ya at my favorite festahhhhhhh .....ralfka gonzalez...
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Re: Celebrations in Mexico... Adonde?
Tue, October 4, 2005 - 3:03 PMforgot ...one more thing make sure you know what graveyards to go to on what nights!!!some places like in veracuz mex. might have dead drag queens in the graveyards, but not in small villages like the one in oaxaca,,, also the tables for the dead... maybe very diffrent from one place to the next... with the north having more usa type monsters and such... have fun. but talk to the people about the dead familys if you go on those days, it is sad when you see white folks snapping photos of some one at a grave and the tourist wont even ask to take a photo much less ask about the dead one visting... it great time to vist and party with the dead...if you know where your going...
