The pictures you see are of a Catholic Easter procession were they take a statue of Jesus and his mother and place the statues into tents made out of Tapetes. Music is played, incense is lit and blessings are given to the families who put up the tents. Ice cream and other treats are handed out by the family to people in the procession. The procession signifies Christ's mother looking for Jesus on the Tuesday before Good Friday and Christ' s crucifixion . Some pictures from Juan's nephew's wedding at Anna's sister's house.
Picture above shows newly weds dancing to a local Mariachi band.
The picture on the left bottom shows Zapotec women sitting and eating together. Top left shows one of the many gifts of chocolate and breads and many other treats that were giving as gifts. Teotitlan is a land of many ancient customs and celebrations. We also went to Anna's sister house for a wake of their Aunt's. Tremendous amounts of Mezcal, beer, food, fresh fruits, etc. were given out to celebrate the aunts life.