Can you imagine how incredible it would be to enter the depths of the cultural richness of Mexico, passing through historical sites never seen before? Well, you already have the unique opportunity to get to know in depth and be surprised by the beauty of the cultural, artistic, gastronomic and archaeological heritage of our country, with the documentary series Mexico: Heritage & Pride, which will air every Wednesday at 10:30 p.m. on Hechos por Azteca Uno.
The first season consists of 12 capsules produced by Arte & Cultura de Grupo Salinas, where i know They will explore in depth various aspects of the extensive cultural wealth of our country, guided by the testimonies of the characters responsible for its creation, discovery, study and conservation.
In the first capsule that premiered last Wednesday and which will be broadcast in other news spots on TV Azteca and adn40, an extensive tour of the National Museum of Anthropology was carried out by its general director, Antonio Saborit and Sergio Vela, General Director of Art & Culture, who shared interesting and enriching data about the museum site considered the most important in Mexico and America.
As a preview of the second capsule that will be released next Wednesday, May 26, there will be an exploratory tour of Tlalocan; the tunnel located under the Temple of Quetzalcóatl in Teotihuacán, which is considered one of the most important sacred places in that area and which was discovered by the renowned INAH research archaeologist, Sergio Gómez Chávez, who will guide us to enter this millennial tunnel.
To learn more about this and other emblematic places of our culture, tune in to the premiere of a new capsule every Wednesday at 10:30 p.m., in Acts for the Azteca Uno signal.
By Angélica Arcos Solís
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