Michoacán

Among the techniques are the copper pots from Santa Clara, the glazed earthenware pineapples from San José García, the dotted pottery from Cápula, the colorful furniture from Cuanajo, the embroidery from Santa Cruz, Tzintzuntzan, the peribanas from Peribán and other pieces. originating from Patamban, Zinapécuaro, Huáncio and Ichán.

The gastronomy of Michoacán is one of the most diverse, be it due to the different aromas, the different flavors or the use of the numerous ingredients.

Some of the most emblematic dishes of this region are:
the Michoacán-style carnitas, Tarasca soup, Corundas, Uchepos, Enchiladas, Churipo, Michoacán-style puercos beans, Minguiche, guacamole, among others.

The dance of the old men is a perfect combination of Mexican humor, the vivid colors of the region, the charm and warmth of the people. This dance is usually performed on special dates such as religious holidays to celebrate the Patron Saint of the town, at Christmas, among others. In pre-Hispanic times the Purépecha people celebrated this tradition in honor of the God of Fire called Huehuetéotl.

In general, there are four dancers on stage that represent the four seasons of the year, the four directions of the universe (North, South, East and West), the four elements of Earth (fire, air, earth and water) and to the four basic colors (black, red, yellow and blue). The dancers' clothing is made up of a Purépecha peasant costume and masks with the faces of old men with a hat and long white hair.

Chuspata is a technique in which today, artisans from the communities of Ichupio, Puácuaro and San Jerónimo, make baskets, bags, tablecloths, tortilleros, rugs and various figures of birds and characters, which represent everyday images taken from their surroundings. immediate and common.

Maestro Audón Punzo Ángel is originally from Santa Clara del Cobre. Dedicated from an early age to the creation of pieces such as pots, pans, plates, vases, among others, with admirable dedication. He has been recognized for his work on various occasions.

Maestro Audón Punzo Ángel is originally from Santa Clara del Cobre. Dedicated from an early age to the creation of pieces such as pots, pans, plates, vases, among others, with admirable dedication. He has been recognized for his work on various occasions.