16 septiembre ethnographic documentary
16 septiembre ethnographic documentary
http://youtu.be/DGqCdncYPQQ morning clouds along the mountains, aztec indians ready their regalia, and interview with an old gentleman about the origins of the village observation of the war for mexico independence, the town band (proofread subtitles; corrections? improvements? suggestions?)
http://youtu.be/lZ0is5AFTWM Patriotic parade
http://youtu.be/AAr8n2aTAR0 Civic Parade, Procession of the Queens, Mexican freedom fighters. (subtitle to english and spanish)
http://youtu.be/AAr8n2aTAR0 Second Battle (subtitle to english and spanish)
http://youtu.be/U8V2321ripE Third Battle (subtitle to english and spanish)
http://youtu.be/pT2yZUJFXJU Victoria! Discourse of the Queens (subtitle to english and spanish)
Assistance with the transcription and translation of this video will be appreciated!
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As the morning clouds move along the mountains Aztec indians ready their regalia.
An interview with an old gentleman reveals the origins of this villages observation of the war for Mexico's independence.
An Ethbographic documentary video.
A Mexican village observes Mexico's Independence Day.
An Ethnographic documentary video.
An authentic traditional folk culture simulation of the Battle for Mexico's Independence.
An Ethnographic documentary video.
Modern rural Mexico simulates a battle with an authentic folkloric pageant.
Representation of the Battle for Mexico Independence against the Spanish, features four queens: The red dressed Aztec queen holding a revolver pointed upward;
The second queen is Josefa Ortiz de Dominguez — Born Sept. 8, 1768, in Morelia, Mexico;participated with her husband Miguel Dominguez in what became "The Conspiracy of Queretaro" against the Spanish. She died March 2, 1829, in Mexico City, having lived to see her country gain its independence.
The third queen is Adelita, a bullet-belted heroine of the Mexican Revolution of 1910-1920, and the fourth queen is the Queen of Spain. Horsemen: Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla, José María Morelos y Pavon, Ignacio Allende, and Guadalupe Victoria; a soldier and politician born in what is now Durango on Sept. 29, 1786. He fought in the army that succeed in winning independence from the Spanish, and went on to be elected president of Mexico in 1824, serving until 1829.
The fourth Queen is, of course, the Queen of Spain.
Have re-edited this part; this should be the final version.
Mexico Independence Day Small Town Patriotic Parade
Well, the 16th of September sure went by quick!
I better be sure and leave my camera at home for the Day of the Dead
becasue this matter of editing and processing video media is laborious
anyway i really want this video for the people of that village of paintla
becasue otherwise when i go out there some folks may look at me strange
Victoria! Discourse of the Queens
Finally!
An Ethnographic documentary video.
Modern rural Mexico simulates a battle with an authentic folkloric pageant.
Representation of the Battle for Mexico Independence against the Spanish, features four queens: The red dressed Aztec queen holding a revolver pointed upward.
Second Queen is Josefa Ortiz de Dominguez — Born Sept. 8, 1768, in Morelia, Mexico; who participated with her husband Miguel Dominguez in what became "The Conspiracy of Queretaro" against the Spanish. She died March 2, 1829, in Mexico City, having lived to see her country gain its independence.
The third queen is Adelita, a bullet-belted heroine of the Mexican Revolution of 1910-1920, and the fourth queen is the Queen of Spain.
Horsemen: Mexican heroes: Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla, José María Morelos y Pavon, Ignacio Allende, and Guadalupe Victoria; a soldier and politician born in what is now Durango on Sept. 29, 1786. He fought in the army that succeed in winning independence from the Spanish, and went on to be elected president of Mexico in 1824, serving until 1829.
