Pablo Fulgueira

The Wirraritarie people must deliver offerings to the gods, traveling through over three thousand kilometers.

The jicareros (responsible for this tradition) work for seven months every year, mainly all over central Mexico, to honour their customs.

The Wirraritarie people must deliver offerings to the gods, traveling through over three thousand kilometers.

The jicareros (responsible for this tradition) work for seven months every year, mainly all over central Mexico, to honour their customs.

The Wirraritarie people must deliver offerings to the gods, traveling through over three thousand kilometers.

The jicareros (responsible for this tradition) work for seven months every year, mainly all over central Mexico, to honour their customs.

The Wirraritarie people must deliver offerings to the gods, traveling through over three thousand kilometers.

The jicareros (responsible for this tradition) work for seven months every year, mainly all over central Mexico, to honour their customs.

The Wirraritarie people must deliver offerings to the gods, traveling through over three thousand kilometers.

The jicareros (responsible for this tradition) work for seven months every year, mainly all over central Mexico, to honour their customs.

'Venado' a film about chanting shamans, their eternal journeys and celebrations launched September 26th in Mexico City.

The last part of the trip to Wirikuta, the place where the sun was born

Sixth part of the trip in Wirikuta. The jicareros leave Blue deer place to star climbing up to where the Sun was born.

The Mavarixa celebration. First in the calendar. When the jicareros honor the harvest

The chanters give the offerings to the Blue deer, the messenger of the gods.

Fifth part of the trip in Wirikuta. The ritual of the peyote.