A woman behind the revolutionary photos: it was Sara Castrejón - We're here MX

Sara Castrejón, the first photographer of the Mexican Revolution, was remembered during the "morning of the people" of the president of Mexico, Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo, specifically in the section "Women in History." On April 26, 1911, a logging contingent took the square of Teloloapan, Guerrero, where goods were transiting between Tierra Caliente and Iguala, and the photographic record of this uprising was carried out by Castrejón, who also has…

Sara Castrejón, a woman of Guerrero origin, was the first photographer in Mexico and her gaze portrayed the Mexican Revolution, according to “Women in History” of the morning of the People. She was born on April 26, 1911 in Teloluapan, Guerrero, and migrated to Mexico City at the age of 18, where she learned photography, a ... La entrada A woman behind the revolutionary photos: she was Sara Castrejón was first published on We're Here MX.