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There are three bars, and once a week the hotel hosts a regional "guelaguetza" buffet.
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There are three bars, and once a week the hotel hosts a regional "guelaguetza" buffet.
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The origin of the Guelaguetza dances dates fro pre-Columbian traditions, and the word "guelaguetza" is originally Zapotec Indian which means an offering or gift.
::: The Travel Photographer ::: tewfic el-sawy 2010
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Zapotec society is organized around the guelaguetza system of mutual support.
Building a foundation to live in Teotitlan del Valle, Oaxaca 2008
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Zapotec society is organized around the guelaguetza system of mutual support.
Building a foundation to live in Teotitlan del Valle, Oaxaca 2008
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Zapotec society is organized around the guelaguetza system of mutual support.
Building a foundation to live in Teotitlan del Valle, Oaxaca 2008
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The Delicious Life: this ain't burritos - guelaguetza restaurant
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In the true spirit of guelaguetza, the dancers at the end of their performance toss gifts, usually of fruits and vegetables, into the crowd.
::: The Travel Photographer ::: tewfic el-sawy 2010
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But it's the pageantry and the availability of a broad diversity of offerings that make such an event extraordinary … and you can have it all - a colorful folkloric troupe performing a guelaguetza to live music, an eight-piece dance band playing to both modern and traditional tastes, in addition to mariachis, marimbas and Andes-music-style troubadours, table arrangements of the most exotic of tropical flowers, a unique array of adornments for the hall, other regional customs geared to your particular celebration … and the list continues.
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But it's the pageantry and the availability of a broad diversity of offerings that make such an event extraordinary … and you can have it all - a colorful folkloric troupe performing a guelaguetza to live music, an eight-piece dance band playing to both modern and traditional tastes, in addition to mariachis, marimbas and Andes-music-style troubadours, table arrangements of the most exotic of tropical flowers, a unique array of adornments for the hall, other regional customs geared to your particular celebration … and the list continues.
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