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Xantolo, fiesta de la muerte

1973, Spanish. Directed by Epigmenio Ibarra & Olivia Carrion.

This film portrays the dead day festival in Alahualtitla, Chicontepec Township in the state of Veracruz, and highlights the dependence of small communities of the town merchants and lenders, who allow the financing of these traditional festivals.

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0h 27m
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Released
1 January 1973
Country
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Xantolo, fiesta de la muerte (1973) was directed by Epigmenio Ibarra and Olivia Carrion.

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