Margarita Revilla was born in San Bernardo Oaxaca, Mexico. She has been participating with an original and typical offering-altar from Oaxaca for the last 2 years.
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Latino Arts for humanity is a nonprofit organization that exist to encourage, develope and preserve the arts and cultural heritage of the Latino community.
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Latino Arts for humanity is an organization that exist to encourage, develop and preserve the arts and cultural heritage of the Latino community.
One of the goals of the Latino Arts for humanity is:
To serve as a bridge to the wider public by promoting the Latino arts and culture.
One of the goals of the Latino Arts for humanity is:
To serve as a bridge to the wider public by promoting the Latino arts and culture.
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- Thanks to you all the Day of the Dead Community Ev...
- A huge thank you for your contribution to the Dead...
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- Center for Latin Hope
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- Oaxaca- Margarita Revilla's offering
- Altar by Maritza Motino (Honduras)
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