holy week
The Holy Week, Semana Santa is one of the most important festivals and significant in Puerto Vallarta. The Cora is a traditional indigenous group in Mexico, which depicts the true and do not forget the original version of this ritual. This colorful ritual steeped was also presented in the National Geographic Channel and is considered as one of the best festivals in Mexico. This carnival is characterized by the energy of "high" pagans, exhibits potent three days and intense and nights constant drum, dance, and the initiation rites take place. The Judhos, which is a group of hundreds of men wild youth are usually the main attraction of the exhibition. They wear body paint and as clean masks, which are intended to symbolize demons hell. Their main objective is to "hunt down, capture and sacrifice of Christ Sun." The Semana Santa Cora is one of the most original and intriguing Puerto Vallarta, where these young people with their bawdy sense of humor has several very funny moments.
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An exhibition documenting the traditions of the Holy Week of Cora is open to the Museo Nacional de Culturas Populares in Mexico City. "Judea, Semana Santa Cora," or "Judea, Cora Holy Week," compiles photographs Guillermo Aldana, Fernando Rosales and Leticia Olvera taken in Cora communities of Santa Teresa, La Mesa, and Jesús María. The rituals of Cora primarily with Catholic merger usually essential indigenous practices. They are also known to be among the most diverse ceremonies of Holy Week in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico.
This exhibition shows how the characteristic Cora wipe their identities. They do it by themselves with paint colors such as black and white among other colors that symbolically transforms into "Jews" in order to track the sun "Christ", which shortly after being resurrected. Tradition ritual as above includes dance and more cathartic crying, which are all part of this celebration.
Although most of the ceremony continues for three days, this event begins in the church of the city. The beginning is marked by a Mass celebrated A young boy with long hair is "Boy" of the Sun. The Museo Nacional de Culturas Populares is located at Avenida Hidalgo 289, Colonia del Carmen, Coyoacán. The fascinating exhibition is open to all until June 10
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