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This is E01 of a three-part miniseries through Feria Tabasco. We travel to Villahermosa to explore La Flor Tabasco, or the Tabasco Flower Queen, a tradition where representatives from the 17 municipalities celebrate local pride and identity.
We also meet my grandmother, known in our family as Tita, who represented Cárdenas, one of Tabasco’s municipalities, in 1964. Through her memories, landscapes, and city scenes, we begin this journey into one of southeastern Mexico’s most unique celebrations.
Filmed in 180° VR. Spanish audio with English subtitles.
E01 · Tabasco Flower Queen
E02 · Parade Floats
E03 · Inside Feria Tabasco
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Este es el E01 de una miniserie de tres partes por la Feria Tabasco, una de las celebraciones más importantes del sureste mexicano.
En este viaje llegamos a Villahermosa para conocer La Flor Tabasco, una tradición donde representantes de los 17 municipios celebran la identidad y el orgullo de su región.
También conocemos la historia a través de mi abuelita, a quien llamamos Tita. En 1964, ella representó a Cárdenas, uno de los municipios de Tabasco, y desde su memoria empezamos a mirar cómo se vivía la feria antes.
Grabado en 180° VR. Audio en español con subtítulos en inglés.
