#viva mexico
Day 5: Coti the alebrije
Feliz Cinco de Mayo!
You can find these and many more Mexican queer paintings in my Etsy store! Click here!
Mural de Disney Pixar Coco
Inspirado en los murales de Rapunzel pintados por la talentosa Claire Keane!!
Amo esta peli!! Sin duda una de mis favoritas!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️ Hermosa historia, personajes, música y colores!!!
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Today’s JFK100 post features President and Jacqueline Kennedy’s trip to Mexico in late June, 1962. About 1.5 million people lined the streets to watch JFK’s motorcade, and a blizzard of confetti showered them as they made their way through the city. In a message sent to President López Mateos after the trip, JFK wrote, “I came to meet a president and statesman, I have left him as a friend. ¡Viva México!”
Images:
JFK and Jacqueline Kennedy with Ballet Folklorico dancers at the National Institute of Fine Arts; in Mexico City with the President of Mexico, Adolfo López Mateos, and First Lady of Mexico, Eva Sámano de López Mateos, on the front steps of Los Pinos, the official residence of the President of Mexico; JFK’s motorcade to Los Pinos; Jacqueline Kennedy delivered a speech in Spanish at the Hotel Maria Isabel; Mexico City. 6/30/1962.
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2017 National Geographic Travel Photographer of the Year
Grand Prize Winner: “The Power of Nature”
Photo and caption by Mexican photographer Sergio Tapiro Velasco
A powerful eruption illuminates the slopes of Mexico’s Colima Volcano on December 13, 2015. I was in the town of Comala when I suddenly saw incandescence above the volcano’s crater and started shooting. Seconds later, a powerful volcanic explosion expelled a cloud of ash particles and a massive lightning bolt illuminated most of the dark scene. It was one of the most exciting moments of my life.
Category: Nature
Location: Rancho de Aguirre, Colima, Mexico
See all winners and submissions at National Geographic
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Viva!! :3
