A Study of two Americas by Stuart Chase, 1931. Illustrations by Diego Rivera.
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A Study of two Americas by Stuart Chase, 1931. Illustrations by Diego Rivera.

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Mexico Ilustrado 1920 - 1950.
Huarache photos from books, via https://www.instagram.com/tribalerobooks
Colecion Traje Regionales by Mexicanos Luis Marquez.
Mexico by Fritz Henle.
Romualdo Garcia, Retratos by Mariana Yampolsky.
Made in Mexico by Patricia Fent Ross.
Time Out for Adventure by W Ramsey 1938.
In Mexico where to look by James Norman and Ruth Baldwin.
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Weaving Raffia shoes in Morocco.
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Young men photographed at Mitla, 1920.
Zapatistas marching on Xochimilco. Mexico City 1914.
Who was the source, for the origin of the name Huarache?
I would like to know the source that claims the word "Huarache" is from Kwarachi?
It seems everyone believes Wikipedia.
Consider that pre-Hispanic footwear was called "Cactli" and "Cotaras." These words lead to the names of sandals: "Cacles" in Puebla and Oaxaca, "Caites" in Chiapas, Guatemala, and Nicaragua, and "Cutarras" in Panama.
¿Quien fue la fuente, del origen del nombre Huarache?
Me gustaría saber la fuente que afirma que la palabra Huarache es de Kwarachi? Parece que todos creen en Wikipedia. Consideren que el calzado prehispanico se llamava Cactli y Cotaras. De estas palabras vienen los nombres de las sandalias "Cacles" en Puebla y Oaxaca, "Caites" en Chiapas, Guatemala y Nicaragua, y "Cutarras" en Panama.

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Otomi Shaman in San Pablo Pahuatlán, by Ruth Lechuga.
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Alejandra Leyva in Tuxpan, Jalisco
Huaraches Zapotecos

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Mexico 1908