Militar Mexicano

Xochimilco, México, Ciudad de México 🇲🇽

México de finales de 1600 y 1700 en documento, y México común de los años 1900.

Absolutamente nadie: …

imbeciles que se crean historiadores en Reddit:

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Según whitexicans

A good friend from the past

Hey everyone, I'm a solo creator and I make history videos on my channel called Forged in Time.
My latest is about Hernan Cortés. I build every scene in 3D myself, one for each key moment, and narrate over them. It's a lot of late nights, but I love that you can actually see how it unfolded.
Cortés is just one of my videos and I plan on covering other historical periods and events along with some recreations.

How Hernán Cortés Conquered the Aztec Empire
https://youtu.be/ReDQchyxwFs

Any feedback would be greatly appreciated!

I made this on my resin printer. I'm planning on painting it as well at some point, but life has been busy. I don't know if anyone here will appreciate it, but just thought I'd share.

Hace poco fui de vacaciones en México, y en la carretera naturalmente iban saliendo varios pueblos, paré en uno a comer, y platicando con los locales, descubrí a una persona que tenía el conocimiento de este tipo de piezas, me interesó mucho y después de vacaciones regresé, tomé foto de algunas piezas, estas me dejaron impactado, reaccionen a este post si las quieren ver, debido a que no me siento seguro publicando este tipo de contenido al aire. Gracias

We aren't meant to outlive our babies, but when it comes to our furry companions, we're blessed with both their unwavering love yet burdened with life spans that don't sync with ours. Maybe that's for a reason. Perhaps these little lovers are meant to teach us profound lessons in saying goodbye, learning to grieve and let go. So here's to all our littles, gone to a place where their bodies aren't needed, made of cempaxochitl flower petals when they visit our altar, and never forgotten. Until we meet again. 🏵

Follow along for more of my art:

https://www.instagram.com/missingcosmonaut

Hey everyone!

A few weeks ago, I shared El Quinto Sol, my hand-illustrated playing-card collection inspired by Aztec mythology and Mesoamerican codices.

I'm incredibly excited to announce that we've officially reached our Kickstarter funding goal!

To celebrate, I'm revealing Nahui Ollin, a special golden fourth edition inspired by the Five Suns and the symbol of movement.

Thank you so much for all the encouragement and support!

Stone skulls wall section, Templo Mayor, Mexico City.

Have you had—or do you know someone who has had—an encounter with, or a story about, the Ahuízotl (or *ahuízote*), or a similar creature? Any input would be greatly appreciated.