What falls on Lake Atitlán does not go easily. 84,000 years ago, a volcano collapsed and created a hole so large that no one knows precisely how far it reaches its depth. Today, 13 villages of Mayan communities and three volcanoes arise around it: Tolimán, San Pedro and Atitlán. San Pedro La Laguna, in the department of Sololá, Guatemala, is one of those villages. Salvador Quiacain Sac lives there. It is the 50s, and the Mayan child tz'utujil is…
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What falls on Lake Atitlán does not go easily. 84,000 years ago, a volcano collapsed and created a hole so large that no one knows precisely how far it reaches its depth. Today, 13 villages of Mayan communities and three volcanoes arise around it: Tolimán, San Pedro and Atitlán. San Pedro La Laguna, in the department of Sololá, Guatemala, is one of those villages. Salvador Quiacain Sac lives there. It is the 50s, and the Mayan child tz'utujil is…