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Exploring Puebla

By Brian Rogers | January 6th, 2008

Pueblans have a reputation for being a bit uptight, and their affinity for massive cathedrals doesn’t exactly lighten the mood, but we managed to catch some locals enjoying themselves. We arrived on a bus just as the day was beginning to heat up and immediately took to the streets to get a glimpse of how locals celebrate Three Kings Day. See how Spanish, German, and Lebanese heritage make for a vibrant, eclectic cityscape that shan’t be missed…

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2 Responses to “Exploring Puebla”

  1. yoon Says:
    January 10th, 2008 at 9:03 pm

    awww….i love puebla. i did some research there back in the day.

    you guys are off to an awesome start!! i’ve got another blog to add to my feeds now ;)

  2. Susan Says:
    January 12th, 2008 at 5:06 pm

    Thanks for the gorgeous photos. It really helps us get a feel for the place. I’m already adding to my list of places I must travel to, just from the stories and pictures you’ve shared with us all. Thanks for being such great tour guides! Better than any travel guide book, that’s for sure.

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Thushan Amarasiriwardena

, former Senior Multimedia Producer at The Boston Globe, has always loved telling a great story. Combining his eye for visual story telling and his technical background in computer science at North Carolina State University, Thushan has reported on business, sports and travel for The Globe.

Michael Kurtz

, graduated with a degree in Ethnomusicology from the University of Massachusetts at Amherst. His thesis research focused on the intersection of race and music in Northeastern Brazil. He worked previously as A&R and Production Coordinator for Putumayo World Music, an international music record label based in New York City.

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graduated from the University of Massachusetts with a degree in Spanish and Latin American Studies, and has traveled extensively in Latin America.

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