In San Pablito, Puebla, they still make paper the old-fashioned way – from bark (video)

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In San Pablito, a small village in Puebla, in southeast Mexico, the centuries-old tradition of amate paper — paper made from bark — is an important part of the local economy. It also used to part of the resistance to Spanish colonial rule.

Culture Trip explains:

Mas…In San Pablito, Puebla, they still make paper the old-fashioned way – from bark (video)

Ex-con Creeper is back, drops CholoFit for CholoSpin (NSFW video)

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Our favorite ex-con Creeper had some early success with his CholoFit classes, but a quick rise to fame led to some very public meltdowns. Now Creeper returns with CholoSpin and your loud-mouthed Tia and your neighbor’s chihuahua will finally meet their match. [Frankie Quiñones is Creeper. Some NSFW language.]

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Mas…Ex-con Creeper is back, drops CholoFit for CholoSpin (NSFW video)

UFOs and ancient Andes ruins: Frank Zappa’s “Inca Roads” (video)

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The supremely weird (what else is new?) Inca Roads was the opening track on Frank Zappa’s 1975 LP One Size Fits All. Zappa and friends explore the racist cable TV theory that ancient illegal space aliens built the civilization of the Incas, because ancient Incas were not smart enough to do it themselves because brown. [George Duke, vocals and keyboards; Ruth Underwood, marimba.]

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Mas…UFOs and ancient Andes ruins: Frank Zappa’s “Inca Roads” (video)

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