Pilgrim A people's journey(2025)
The image of the Virgin of Zapopan represents more than a Mexican religious element, it is a symbol of identity and popular memory. For centuries this effigy has accompanied its people and is worthy of one of the most important displays of devotion in Mexico.
Movie: Pilgrim A people's journey
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The image of the Virgin of Zapopan represents more than a Mexican religious element, it is a symbol of identity and popular memory. For centuries this effigy has accompanied its people and is worthy of one of the most important displays of devotion in Mexico.
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2025-09-08
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