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Monthly Archives: October 2010
Santos with a twist
Originally published in The Taos News Fotos/Tina Larkin Gustavo Victor Goler is a well-known santero. Had this statement been made in his native Argentina, people would have thought that he was a practitioner of Santeria — a syncretic faith … Continue reading
Posted in Taos News
Tagged bultos, Doña Sebastiana, retablos, saint making, San pascual, santos, Taos, Victor Goler
Strengthening the core at Vibrance Pilates and Fitness
By Teresa Dovalpage Saturday, August 7, 2010 6:11 AM MDT The Pilates session starts and I find myself lying on a mat, with a foam roller under my back. It feels good, like a getting a massage just on the … Continue reading
A living tradition: Aztec dancers in Taos
Originally published in The Taos News During the 5th Annual Fiesta honoring Senor Santiago de Los Cuatro Vientos, Tanya Vigil watches other performers prepare for their morning activities. (Photo:Stuart Palley) ————————————————————– Eduardo Delgado prepares his traditional dress for the morning … Continue reading
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Tagged Aztec dancers, Tanya Vigil, Taos
Slow life on a bike: From Florida to Taos
Hugh Holborn Originally published in The Taos News Hugh Holborn’s crosscountry bike trip was prompted by a death-cheating episode. His son Alex was driving his Volkswagen Jetta when both he and Holborn dozed off. Holborn was startled to find … Continue reading
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Tagged crosscountry, cycling, Hugh Holborn, Taos
Nests of faith
Originally published in The Taos News Nuestra Senora de Dolores, off Kit Carson Road in Taos ————————————————————- Altar servent María Mondragón at Nuestra Señora de Dolores in Arroyo Hondo ——————————————————- La Capilla de Nuestra Señora del Carmen, on … Continue reading
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Tagged capillas, churches, San Francisco, Taos
The charm is in the chile
Originally published in The Taos News When I asked Raquel Troyce, a native of Guadalajara who lived most of her adult life in Mexico City, if she knew anything about smothered burritos, she thought I was talking about some … Continue reading
