One of the many strengths evident in Oaxacan culture is how traditions are passed on to the young. People worry that these things will disappear over time, but because they are such a vital part of the social fabric and children are involved at such an early age, those traditions remain alive and well. And so it was in San Antonino Castillo Velasco this past Palm Sunday.
The traditions look as if they are here to stay. The classic and extremely popular embroidery of the village.
Fashionistas of the future.
Ready to carry on.... seriously
They give one hope for the future. "Here's lookin' at you, kid."
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