Guadeloupean or faithful pilgrims to the Virgin of Guadalupe travel at night and many places in the state of Sonora to the capital Hermosillo to celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ every December 12th. They go up to the top of the so-called Cerrito de la Virgen where there are many altars in their honor, the night is dressed as a party full of candle lights and the Mecan games of a popular fair with food stands as well as a great sale of crafts with figures of these saints. This is how Mexicans give thanks for favors and miracles.

Guadeloupean or faithful pilgrims to the Virgin of Guadalupe travel at night and many places in the state of Sonora to the capital Hermosillo to celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ every December 12th. They go up to the top of the so-called Cerrito de la Virgen where there are many altars in their honor, the night is dressed as a party full of candle lights and the Mecan games of a popular fair with food stands as well as a great sale of crafts with figures of these saints. This is how Mexicans give thanks for favors and miracles. Stock Photo

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12 December 2013

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Hermosillo, Sonora, Mexico

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En las primeras horas de hoy inician las fiestas de diceimbre en Mexico y con ello la celebracion catolica mas importante en este pais: el dia de la Virgen de Guadalupe. El 12 de Diciembre es una fecha importante para todo el pueblo Mexicano ya que se festeja el día de la aparición de la Virgen de Guadalupe, segun los historiadores la tradicion data en la época prehispánica hacia el año de 1531 In the early hours of today started diceimbre parties in Mexico and thus the most important Catholic celebration in this country: the day of the Virgin of Guadalupe December 12 is an important date for all the Mexican people as it celebrates the day of the apparition of the Virgin of Guadalupe, according to data historians tradition in ancient times by the year 1531.

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