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Cerro De Culiacán Y La Danza Centenario - Kiosco of History
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The festivities of the Santa Cruz de Culiacán begin on April 29 and end on May 3. One of the main characteristics of this festival are the different presentations of pre-Hispanic dances. Cerro de Culiacán is the highest mountain in the municipality located in the southern part of Cortazar. According to some research it has two etymological terms: Teocuhuacan that the Spaniards could not pronounce and called it Culiacán. Mexican Aztec origin: Teo…
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