Guachinango Jalisco, Mexico
Ok it’s been a while since I blogged about my photo sessions I did in Mexico last year. I still have a few sessions that I have not come around to blogging from “A Taste of My Heritage” series. This session is super special to me Not only did I have an awesome model but I love everything that the “Charro” uniform represents. It’s fair to say that the “Charro” uniform or some people call it the “Mariachi” uniform, is a staple of Mexican heritage. Anytime I see one I can’t help but think of Mexico, it’s culture, people, family,my childhood, my heritage. I grew up listening to Mariachi music. It’s still on of my favorites and when I am feeling nostalgic a good Vicente Fernadez cd and a good bottle of tequila will do. Bonus if I get to share this with family and friends!
Here is to me feeling nostalgic and missing everything that is going on right now in my beloved Guachinango. How I wish I was there right now!
Lydia Gillis is a photographer, educator, and Retreat host serving DEnVER, Co & Worldwide
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