Villagers come to set up their booths around the public square. The commercial area is shared by natives coming from the mountains and by mestizos from surrounding towns. Besides that, there are curative plants and prepartions of some ointments and chemical preparations made by hand. The traditional barking is present, in Spanish or in native dialects.
Farmers offer hens, turkeys, pigeons or piglets.
In the middle of the noise appear arts and crafts brought from villages and mountainous regions. To this market place also come salesmen from the states of Puebla, Morelos and the Federal District, among others. They shout out their merchandises such as synthetic fabrics, shoes and dresses at very low prices bought by natives to take them to their homes. The humble natives' dignified image represents an identity's admiration and reverence together with the cultural roots coexisting in this State.