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Tláloc and Huitzilopochtli - Reality Oaxaca
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ERNESTO KINGES The pre-Hispanic deities, Tláloc and Huitzilopochtli, seem to be present beyond the seas and here in Mexico. Huitzilopochtli or “Colibri Zurdo” was the god of war for the Aztecs, sunbathing and patron of the Mexicans. Under his tutelage, this people became the most powerful of the Mesoamerican realm. Tláloc was the God of rain and patron of the peasants; his clothing was stained with rubber drops that symbolized drops of rain. If …
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