Dario Canul & Cosijoesa Cernas a.k.a. Tlacolulokos

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Our Top of the Day is the whole exhibition of the duo magnifico, 
Dario Canul & Cosijoesa Cernas -- also known as Tlacolulokos 

OaxaCAlifornia  -- link -- 

OaxaCAlifornia Dreaming, L.A. library article -- link -- 

Tlacolulokos, Wherever You May Go/A Donde Quiera Que Vayas, 2017 -- link -- 

Tlacolulokos, And That Is How They Hid the Sun/ Y fue así como escondieron el sol, 2017-- link -- 

Tlacolulokos, The Angels Sing Their Praise to God/ Los Angeles cantan y alaban a Dios, 2017.-- link -- 

Tlacolulokos, For the Pride of Your Hometown / Para el orgullo de tu pueblo (Gal rabenee ladxuu), 2017 -- link -- 

Tlacolulokos, The Way of the Elders / Por el camino de los viejos (Ra galumbanuu xhten guccran nii), both of them from 2017 -- link -- 

Tlacolulokos, Smile now, Cry later/ Sonríe ahora, llora después, 2017 -- link -- 

Tlacolulokos, Remember that the World is Mine/ Recuerda que el mundo es mío, 2017 -- link -- 

Tlacolulokos, The Size of Your Suffering/ El tamaño de tu sufrimiento, 2017 -- link -- 


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  1. Greg!October 11, 2021 at 7:27 PM

    Today either Blogger.com which is the tool we use to post our blogs, or the Wifi where Greg is, seems to be having problems and won't upload a thumbnail. We will try at a later date -- but all the links will show you the insanely talented twosome of Canul y Cernas.

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