The Aztec Dancers
Aztec dancers during the Fiesta for Our Lady of the Rosary in Ajijic, Jalisco, Mexico.
The Aztec Dancers
The Aztec Dancers
An Aztec dancer wears a large copili headdress made from peacock and turkey feathers during the Fiesta of the Virgin of the Rosary. The Virgin of the Rosary is the town's patroness and has the month of October devoted to her with fireworks, more firework, even more fireworks, and a final procession through bearing an image of the virgin through the town on October 31.
The Aztec Dancers
The Aztec Dancers
The Aztec Dancers
Sergio Hernández puts on his own face and body paint before a performance of a children's play. Sergio and other dancers were part of a program which introduced Aztec dance to young kids.
Aztec dancers welcome the return of the image of Saint Sebastian to the old Ajijic church. The saint is the local patron saint of the barrio of San Sebastián, which celebrates its patrón every January 20.
The Aztec Dancers
Sergio Hernández stands on top of the old fort on Mezcala Island in Lake Chapala.