La comunidad de Agua Dulce Papantla Veracruz
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•La ciudad de Papantla de Olarte es la cabecera municipal y fue fundada aproximadamente en el año 1230 d.C. por indígenas totonacas.
•En resumen, Papantla es un municipio con una fuerte herencia cultural totonaca, reconocido por su producción de vainilla y sus tradiciones ancestrales como la Danza de los Voladores.
•Cerca de Papantla se encuentra la zona arqueológica de El Tajín, uno de los centros político-religiosos más importantes de Mesoamérica y Patrimonio Cultural de la Humanidad.
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Below we present this same review in English to satisfy foreign people.
Agua Dulce Papantla is a town located in the state of Veracruz, in Mexico. It is known for its rich history, beautiful geography and pleasant climate. In addition, it has a variety of tourist attractions, outdoor activities, tourist services and local shops. For those who wish to visit Agua Dulce Papantla, it offers accommodation and lodging options, as well as some recommendations and tips to fully enjoy your visit to this charming town.
The history of Agua Dulce Papantla dates back to pre-Hispanic times, when it was inhabited by indigenous cultures such as the Totonacs. During the colonial era, the town became an important center of sugar and tobacco production. Later, during the Mexican Revolution, Agua Dulce Papantla was the scene of various historical events. Today, it preserves vestiges of its past in its monuments and historical sites, which are a living example of its fascinating history.
Geography and climate of Agua Dulce Papantla
Agua Dulce Papantla is located in a privileged geographical area, surrounded by impressive landscapes. Its territory has hills, rivers and green areas that provide a charming visual experience. The climate of Agua Dulce Papantla is warm and tropical, with pleasant temperatures for most of the year. Visitors will be able to enjoy an ideal climate for outdoor activities and explore the exuberant nature that surrounds this town.
History of Agua Dulce Papantla
It was in the 19th century, when young people from the city of Santander, Spain, came to occupy one of the three large estates in Agua Dulce.
Manuel Blanco De la Sierra, his brothers Cesar, Pedro and Mr. Manuel De la Sierra Rugama, who already lived in this Hacienda, as well as Agustin Collado and Florentino López, who occupied the largest farms in the area of this great and wonderful community.
What do we know about the history of our community?
After the investigations carried out through the Internet on a page of this well-known town #ADNoticias, they managed to contact Mr. Pedro Pablo, great-grandson of Manuel Blanco De la Sierra, who kindly shared with them a little of what happened in those years, when the called the Agrarian Revolution, with the founding of the Ejido Agua Dulce in 1924.
On many internet pages, so many comments from the people of this community, we were able to combine this information, the information that this point of being published where it describes this great town of Agua Dulce is not false, it is not false, although it does not have tourist places and nor a culture that makes it recognized at the State level.
Below we present a small and brief review about this town.
The history of Agua Dulce Papantla dates back to pre-Hispanic times, when it was inhabited by indigenous cultures such as the Totonacs. During the colonial era, the town became an important center of sugar and tobacco production.
Later, during the Mexican Revolution, Agua Dulce Papantla was the scene of various historical events. Today, it preserves vestiges of its past in its monuments and historical sites, which are a living example of its fascinating history.
Geography and climate of Agua Dulce Papantla
Agua Dulce Papantla is located in a privileged geographical area, surrounded by impressive landscapes. Its territory has hills, rivers and green areas that provide a charming visual experience.
The climate of Agua Dulce Papantla is warm and tropical, with pleasant temperatures for most of the year. Visitors will be able to enjoy an ideal climate for outdoor activities and explore the exuberant nature that surrounds this town.
Although history has taught us the names of our founders, in which Jose María Carmona stands out, there are also some data that are not mentioned,
This happens because the community is new, if we read correctly, it was practically founded thanks to the Spanish, since through them these gentlemen protected these lands and fought to free us from the colonialism of the Spanish who manipulated those farms and exploited the workers.
This story cannot be very exact since this community is new, perhaps many years ago there was no writing that told us how this community developed, who was the main person who led other people by the hand to inhabit this great community. According to the information provided, people say that about 80 years ago the community only had approximately 56 people or less and the majority of these people do not belong to the community of Papantla, they had other customs, other languages, many come from Puebla, Veracruz, Oaxaca and Sonora.
Therefore, information and opinions vary, so the history or review of this town cannot be simplified very accurately, but we can demonstrate that it is a great community and is developing, the inhabitants can do big businesses and progress and enlarge. the economy of this town and thus be able to enjoy great progress in the future, on the other hand the community does not have its own customs or cultures since it is a community that adopts customs and traditions from other places, the majority of customs and gastronomy comes from Papantla and very little of the Totonaku language is spoken in our community.
On many internet pages, so many comments from the people of this community, we were able to combine this information, the information that is about to be published is not false where it describes this great town of Agua Dulce, it is that beautiful and geographical even though it does not have tourist places and nor a culture that makes it recognized at the State level.
Below we present a small and brief review about this town.
The history of Agua Dulce Papantla dates back to pre-Hispanic times, when it was inhabited by indigenous cultures such as the Totonacs. During the colonial era, the town became an important center of sugar and tobacco production.
Later, during the Mexican Revolution, Agua Dulce Papantla was the scene of various historical events. Today, it preserves vestiges of its past in its monuments and historical sites, which are a living example of its fascinating history.
Geography and climate of Agua Dulce Papantla
Agua Dulce Papantla is located in a privileged geographical area, surrounded by impressive landscapes. Its territory has hills, rivers and green areas that provide a charming visual experience.
The climate of Agua Dulce Papantla is warm and tropical, with pleasant temperatures for most of the year. Visitors will be able to enjoy an ideal climate for outdoor activities and explore the exuberant nature that surrounds this town.
Tourist attractions
The tourist attractions of the town of Agua Dulce in Papantla, Veracruz, does not have tourist places in the town itself but its neighboring community "Papantla" is a place that has great wealth of culture and gastronomy such as the fountain where the story is located. of the vanilla or the figures that represent the Totonac culture that can be seen around the Catholic church that is located in the center of Papantla and also the pyramids that are found in the tajin very close to Papantla, in short, if any As a tourist I wanted to see tourist places, it would be in Papantla Veracruz, a few minutes from our town.
What is the community of Papantla Veracruz?
Papantla is a municipality located in the north of the state of Veracruz, Mexico. Some key characteristics of the Papantla community are:
•Papantla has a population of 158,599 inhabitants, of which 39.84% are indigenous and 22.21% speak an indigenous language.
•The city of Papantla de Olarte is the municipal seat and was founded approximately in the year 1230 AD. by Totonac indigenous people.
•The municipality of Papantla is known for the production of vanilla, which is one of the main economic activities in the region.
Papantla es reconocido como Pueblo Mágico de México y es famoso por la Danza de los Voladores, una ceremonia prehispánica que ha sido declarada Patrimonio Cultural Inmaterial de la Humanidad por la UNESCO.
•En resumen, Papantla es un municipio con una fuerte herencia cultural totonaca, reconocido por su producción de vainilla y sus tradiciones ancestrales como la Danza de los Voladores.
•Cerca de Papantla se encuentra la zona arqueológica de El Tajín, uno de los centros político-religiosos más importantes de Mesoamérica y Patrimonio Cultural de la Humanidad.
En resumen, Papantla es un municipio con una fuerte herencia cultural totonaca, reconocido por su producción de vainilla y sus tradiciones ancestrales como la Danza de los Voladores.
Papantla is recognized as a Magical Town of Mexico and is famous for the Dance of the Flyers, a pre-Hispanic ceremony that has been declared Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO.
•In summary, Papantla is a municipality with a strong Totonac cultural heritage, recognized for its vanilla production and its ancestral traditions such as the Dance of the Flyers.
•Near Papantla is the archaeological zone of El Tajín, one of the most important political-religious centers in Mesoamerica and Cultural Heritage of Humanity.
In summary, Papantla is a municipality with a strong Totonac cultural heritage, recognized for its vanilla production and its ancestral traditions such as the Danza de los Voladores.
Papantla is recognized as a Magical Town of Mexico and is famous for the Dance of the Flyers, a pre-Hispanic ceremony that has been declared Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO.
•In summary, Papantla is a municipality with a strong Totonac cultural heritage, recognized for its vanilla production and its ancestral traditions such as the Dance of the Flyers.
•Near Papantla is the archaeological zone of El Tajín, one of the most important political-religious centers in Mesoamerica and Cultural Heritage of Humanity.
In summary, Papantla is a municipality with a strong Totonac cultural heritage, recognized for its vanilla production and its ancestral traditions such as the Danza de los Voladores.
What religion does Papantla practice?
The Catholic religion is normally practiced although:
-The Dance of the Flyers is an ancient religious practice that is commonly performed during the patron saint festivals of the Catholic religion.
-A Totonac myth mentions that the Dance of the Flyers emerged in a time of great drought, as an offering to the gods to ask for fertility.
-Papantla was founded by the ancient Totonac civilization in the 13th century, but after the arrival of the Spanish, the city was baptized as Papantla de Santa María de la Asunción.
What gastronomy and culture does Papantla have.
Papantla de Olarte, Veracruz, is a municipality with a rich history and culture that is reflected in its gastronomy.
The gastronomy of Papantla is a mix of pre-Hispanic and European Mesoamerican, Caribbean and African influences, due to its location in eastern Mexico bordering the Gulf of Mexico.
Sea products, such as fish and shellfish, are of great importance in local cuisine.
Among the typical dishes of the region are mole with pork, chicken or turkey meat, which differs in having a sweeter flavor due to the use of cocoa and is accompanied with bolillo instead of tortilla.
•In moladas: Enmoladas are a dish that uses mole in which it consists of putting a corn tortilla and spreading the mole. (These dishes are appreciated in papanteco stands)
young Totonacs about their history, traditions and forms of cultural expression.
•Creation of a Totonac cultural center that offers classes, exhibitions and events to preserve and disseminate their legacy.
•Lobbying with local and regional authorities to implement policies to protect and promote Totonac culture.
•Partnerships with indigenous organizations, NGOs and universities to develop research, documentation and revitalization projects of the Totonac language and clothing.
-Conclusion: The defense and preservation of Totonac clothing and language in Agua Dulce, Papantla, Veracruz, is essential to keep alive the cultural wealth of this indigenous community. Through a comprehensive approach that involves different actors, greater respect and appreciation of this important expression of identity can be achieved.
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