A Day in the Life February 8, 2018 Revue Magazine One comment How a Cucurucho spends his Good Friday 1:10 pm Holy Friday, outside Iglesia San Felipe de Jesús 2:00 pm Local Spanish teacher Marvin, gets dressed with his Túnica 2:20 pm In Jocotenango, Marvin receives information on his turn at the procession “21” Indicates the location of the turn, “25” the location under the anda depending on one´s height 3:00 pm Watching the procession of Señor Sepultado leaving the church in San Felipe 5:30 pm Waiting for the procession at turno 21 in Calle Ancha de los Herreros 6:00 pm The procession gets in sight 6:12 pm Handing over the anda at turn 21 Marvin carrying the anda at armrest (brazo) #25 6:20 pm Turn 22 has taken over 7:00 pm Marvin is having a snack 7:30 pm Meeting friends to accompany the procession until its return to San Felipe at 7:00 am REVUE Magazine article, photos by Katrin Neuhaus Category: Photos Tags: Cucurucho, Guatemala, Guatemala tradition, Katrin Neuhaus, Life in Guatemala, Semana Santa
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