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Monte Albán, Oaxaca de Juárez, Oaxaca, Mexico
Have you been here?
I have been here
I have not been here
“Oh, tierra del sol! Suspiro por verte…”
CDMX Feb 2025 pt.3
"Clandestino" by Shakira feat. Maluma has been certified as 4x Platinum in Mexico for selling over 240,000 units in the country. 💿🇲🇽
#mexicocity🇲🇽 #mexixo #cdmx_oficial #love#instagood#photooftheday#fashion#beautiful#happy#cute#tbt#like4like#followme#picoftheday#follow#me#selfie#summer#art#instadaily#friends#repost#nature#girl#fun#style#smile#food (en Zocalo Cuidad De Mexico) https://www.instagram.com/p/CEgjfZOADO-/?igshid=1iatnudsqbqy0
...me lleva el tren, me lleva la pelona, me lleva la recién casada, me lleva la tía de las muchachas 🍉🍃❤️ #fridakahlo #lacejadefrida #instagood #instafrases #instafrida #fridisimo #friditis #fridalicious #fk #mexico #photography #blackandwhite #friducha #mexixo #coyoacan #CasaAzul #instadaily #love #cool
Pray for Mexico
Oh dear, i'm so sad about the earthquake tragedy in Mexico. Just what can i do to help them...? I know! I will talk to my imaginary invisible friend about it. That'll help!
Tina Modotti’s photographs blend formal rigor with social awareness. The Italian-born artist immigrated to the United States when she was 16. She acted in plays and silent films, and worked as an artist’s model during her first years in the country. In 1920 she met photographer Edward Weston, who mentored her and was a great influence on her subsequent work. By 1921 they had become lovers, and in 1923 they moved together to Mexico City, which had become a cosmopolitan center in the interwar years. There, cultural and political expatriates like Weston and Modotti, Sergei Eisenstein, and Leon Trotsky moved in bohemian circles with Mexican intellectuals and artists such as Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera. Modotti and Weston opened a portrait studio in the city.
Día de los Negros (Day of the Blacks)