#Zocalo

[federer7]

Cotton candy being spun at the Zócalo. Mexico City, México. 2003

Photo by Alex Webb

[panjya]

This piece is still a work in progress, but I'd like to share just how far it's come. honestly just a few more additions here and there will really make this feel like the minimum in terms of how full of characters I'd like this piece to be.

[roundridin]

Zócalo, CDMX

[luna-bimborina]

Mexico is Red

Well I didn't know whether to talk about this topic, I even contemplated not doing it, but it's simply something that I can't leave under the carpet, I know that with this I also make clear part of my roots.

My blog is the safe space where I can talk and yet it is not normal to be afraid of that, since I was a child I have been instructed not to say out loud, how to hide in case of gunshots since elementary school, I have heard and seen things from close people that no one in their life should because it is not normal, it is not normal to live with the thought of “what if the next one is me?”, of being taken away by force or just looking for a job to see you deprived of your freedom.

And it is also not normal to find more than 400 shoes, human remains and clothes of missing persons on a ranch, the worst part? This was not even discovered by authorities, but by a group of mothers and fathers looking for answers about their missing relative of whom only clothes remain and with a lot of luck remains burned or consumed by time, this is not recent, we have been dealing with this for YEARS and it has only gotten worse.

We have no confidence even in those who are supposed to enforce the law, and our rulers? They pretend that these images and this hell do not exist.

My purpose with this? Maybe just to shout to the air and to be heard, if this serves even for others to investigate and be informed, I also invite you to admire the group of mothers and fathers searchers who are those who really take the merit in this situation, and if by misfortune of life you have a relative, friend or acquaintance in a situation of missing search in the links and listings of the items found on the ranch in Jalisco, regretting in advance that this is the situation, but no one should keep quiet about this.

[mexicoantiguo]

Fotografía de la presentación de los taxis de la marca Volkswagen que entrarían en circulación el Zócalo de la Ciudad de México en el año 1972

[ruggednraw]

Random iPhone shots 2023/2024

1) New Mexico, 2) Echo Park, L.A, 3) Skid Row, L.A

4) Zona Norte, Tijuana México, 5) Col. Roma, CDMX,

6) Col. Vallejo, CDMX, 7)DTLA, 8)Zócalo, CDMX

[una-wea--rara]

🇲🇽 PURO MÉXICO 🇲🇽

[callmeanxietygirl]

"Recreando el pasado"

Sólo para recordar que en éste lugar la naturaleza puso un lago.

#cfchcdmx

[eastvillagetripster]

Welcoming the Dead

Street ofrenda (altar) for Dia de Muertos, zocalo, CDMX (Mexico City), Mexico.

[mariusz026]

#LutoNacional

🕯️🕯️🕯️

#teuchitlan #dondeestan #LosDesaparecidosNosFaltanATodos #vivosselosllevaronvivoslosqueremos

[emptyslottheband]

interpol 2024

[rafaelmartinez67]

Viva la libertad carajo !!

[jaimeblancarte]

@jaimeblancarte Cdmx, 2023

[3ahazaw]

So quiet 🫀

[mexicoantiguo]

La fotografía muestra la Catedral Metropolitana de la Ciudad de México, situada en la Plaza de la Constitución, más conocida como el Zócalo.

Determinar el año exacto en que fue tomada esta foto puede ser complicado sin información adicional. Sin embargo, algunos detalles en la imagen pueden ayudar a hacer una estimación aproximada:

El tranvía: Los tranvías eléctricos como los que se ven en la foto se introdujeron en la Ciudad de México a finales del siglo XIX y fueron un medio de transporte común durante las primeras décadas del siglo XX.

La vestimenta de las personas: La moda y el estilo de la ropa sugieren que la foto podría haber sido tomada a principios del siglo XX, probablemente entre 1900 y 1920.

[theobviouschild]