La Malinche (la malinte c. 1496 or c. 1501 c. 1529), known also as Malinalli malinali, Malintzin malintsin or Dona Marina dona maina, was a Nahua woman from the Mexican Gulf Coast, who played a role in the Spanish conquest of the Aztec Empire, acting as an interpreter, advisor, lo
Existen muchas historias y leyendas en torno al nombre de "La Malinche", Malinalli o Malitzin. Lo cierto es que esta mujer oriunda de Veracruz fue personaje clave en la conquista de México Tenochtitlan.
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We grow up hearing many cuentos and legends of figures like La Llorona, or even those of us who were raised Catholic know just how much La Virgin de Guadalupe is idolized and praised religiously. However, such figures, according to many Chicanas, are seen as archetypes of women, or rather they become “the idea of ‘woman’ [which] is simultaneously idealized and vilified; both processes serve to reduce the idea of woman to symbol, rather than acknowledging real women’s complexity.”** On top of tha
Malinche is still considered by many a traitor who helped Hernán Cortés and the conquistadors end with the Aztec civilization. But was she really?
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La Malinche and La Virgen de Guadalupe are the two archetypes against which Latinas are judged. Malinche represents exaggerated negatives.
Una reflexión sobre la figura de la Malinche, una mujer a la que se ha juzgado sin repara en su biografía.
For Mexicans, being called a malinchista is an insult. The word comes from la Malinche, remembered as the indigenous interpreter who helped Hernán Cortés during the Spanish conquest of the Aztec Empire.
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The step-by-step guide to climbing Malinche Volcano in Malinche National Park, including how to get there, where to hike, what to pack, and much more!
The step-by-step guide to climbing Malinche Volcano in Malinche National Park, including how to get there, where to hike, what to pack, and much more!
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La Malinche and La Virgen de Guadalupe are the two archetypes against which Latinas are judged. Malinche represents exaggerated negatives.
Altura: 4503 metros sobre el nivel del mar. Leyenda del Volcán La Malinche Hace muchos, muchos años, existía una doncella Tlaxcalteca de nombre Matlalcuéyetl, la cual era prometida del guerrero Cuatlapanga. En cierta ocasión el guerrero partió a tierras lejanas en cumplimiento de una misión y al transcurrir el tiempo Matlalcuéyetl se sentía triste al pensar en su amado en las batallas; así transcurrió el tiempo y su amado no llegaba, después de mucho esperar murió de tristeza. Al terminar la misión encomendada Cuatlapanga llegó a buscarla, pero recibió la noticia que su amada había fallecido de tristeza y fue a llorar a los pies de su tumba y ahí quedo el guerrero convertido en cerro que lleva su nombre y Matlacuéyetl en el volcán. Matlalcuéyetl es el nombre que los indígenas Tlaxcaltecas daban al volcán pero, a la llegada de los españoles y en honor de una doncella que fue intérprete de los mismos de nombre Malintzin empezaron a nombrarlo así. La palabra Malinche resultó del modismo español de Malintzin. Copyright© Jesús Guzmán-Moya This image is protected under International Copyright laws and may not be downloaded, reproduced, copied, transmitted or manipulated without written permission.
This show highlights the work of those who pursued figurative modes between the 1920s and ’40s and emulated Mexico City's artistic model.
Los mexicanos solemos utilizar el verbo chingar para todo y a la menor provocación, de tal modo que, alguien molesto es un chingaquedito, un montón es un chingo, una minucia es una chingaderita, un…
Madre, amante, esclava, intérprete de Hernán Cortés, repudiada por unos y adorada por otros
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