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The Mexican Masks
The expressions of the masks are infinite and fantasy like. Smiley masks, evil masks,
masks with horns and ears of diabolic animals; there is a little of everything, and
everything is a work of art.

Las Estacas River, a deep paradise.
This Natural Acuatic Park, of the state of Morelos, offers beautiful places that invites to the
fun and relax.The instalations allows the camping, such as the swimming and diving practice.

Holy Land in Buenos Aires
The first religious theme park in the world invites you to travel through time and discover
a one in a million city and her protagonists.

Amparo Museum, a cultural treasure in Puebla.
This cultural space is the only one of its kind in Mexico in which Interactive Compact Disk
Technology is used to enrich experience and knowledge.

Quetzal in captivity, a possible solution for avoiding its extinction.
The quetzal, a bird originally from the rainforests of Mexico, Guatemala, Costa Rica, and
Panama. You can see some photos of GattoStock about this theme in March 2000 of
National Geographic magazine (spanish edition).

Day of the dead, ,an ancient tradition today
On Sunday, November 1st, at 20:00 oclock a group of people, dressed
as skulls, grab a coffin and take it for a walk through the town before heading to the cemetery
to perform a simulated burial...Millions of individuals get ready to celebrate with authentic
uproar these nights, adorning tombs, burning copal and incense and toasting the dead.

San Felipe, The castle of San Felipe (National Guatemalan Monument since 1955) roosts in
all its cannon-entreched splendor at the mouth of the Río Dulce at the end of Lake Izabal.

The Argentinean gaucho´s world.
In May 1999, the National Geographic Magazine, (spanish edition) published an interesting
reportage with GattoStock´s photos, if you want to know more about it, visit the site!

Altars and Retables of Mexico city
Undoubtedly there is something that Mexico can show with pride are the altars and altar
pieces that you may see in different temples.