La plaza monumental de Mérida en angustiosa espera VARIAS NOTICIAS TRAE LA REFLEXION DE SEMANA SANTA Jesús Ramírez “El Tato” ...
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A Colonial town outside of Merida is painted completely in yellow. A young couple rode a moped in matching pink. The Yucatan is a rainbow of color... nothing shy about it. In the Yucatan wear sunglasses, no need for crayons, the entire box is in front of your eyee. It is simply unbelievably brilliant! Merida is called, "The White City".... it is hard to believe with the color around. Though on Easter I noticed many people wore white. But a touch of color could not escape them. Colorful facades are a given. Color is another word for oxygen in the Yucatan... I am certain that the air they breath in Merida is blue! Old, new, in between, young, old, or a half a day old... Color lives. Boldly. The woman at the market wore a white dress,.... I couldn't believe my eyes! Though her dress was a classic design for the Yucatan, the bottom part of her dress had brightly colored cross stitched flowers. Two houses joined by a strip of white. An example of the color palette. Casa Yucatan. If you want to follow a blog about a couple who lives in Merida... look here: The Colors of Merida. The historic architecture in the heart of the city can keep you wanting to see more, and there is plenty to see. Many of these Colonial-era buildings are said to have been built using sacred stones from Mayan ruins. Outside the Hacienda Walls. Yucatan facades are like flavors of ice cream (Spanish Spellings to Lick ones Lips), Paletas: Authentic Recipes for Mexican Ice Pops, Shaved Ice & Aguas Frescas Melon Limon Mango Crema Morisca Guanabana Platano A darling girl at the market with a bouquet of salad that matched her shirt. Peppers on a rough piece of wood. Brightly. Bursting fire if you bit into them. The facade's colors to match the sun and the sky. The women in Yucatan, especially Merida, wear brightly colored, hand made embroidered traditional huipil blouses with lace under dresses. The houses in Merida are in rows, mostly their facades are flat with a flat top roof. Where the two houses meet, a shared wall that is painted white. Thatched roof are common for the one room houses in the countryside of Merida. A hammock is often swaying in the middle. Muna a small, lively town outside of Merida. Fantastic morning market, bike taxis line...
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