La Plaza de la Constitución de...¿Cádiz? Exploremos los rincones del Zócalo de CDMX y su historia.
Andrés Semo
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In this video, we'll explore some corners of the Zócalo in Mexico City and nearby places. Incidentally, it's named after a base intended for a statue of Santa Anna, which thankfully was never built, but the name stuck.
Photos and paintings of Tenochtitlan for sale:
https://retratodetenochtitlanprints.c...
Sites visited:
City Hall, Plaza de la Constitución S/N, and Corregidora Street.
Museum of Mexico City: José María Pino Suárez 30, Historic Center of Mexico City, Centro, Cuauhtémoc, 06060 Mexico City, CDMX.
Plazuela del atrium de San Francisco: Francisco I. Madero 7, Historic Center of Mexico City. Mexico City, Centro, Cuauhtémoc, 06010 Mexico City, CDMX
Facade of the original Mexico City Cathedral (church next to the Hospital de Jesús):
20 de Noviembre 82, Historic Center of Mexico City, Centro, Cuauhtémoc, 06090 Mexico City, CDMX.
Instagram: Semo_dron
Special thanks to DJI Mexico for the technical support provided for the production of this video.
Special thanks to Mercedes Díaz for granting access to these sites in downtown Mexico City. Contact: Twitter: mechediazortega
Bibliography:
Martinez Borja, Luis. (2019) Mexico City-Tenochtitlan. Editorial Porrúa.
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Felicidades !!
Enmarca el tema de la Constitución de Cadiz en su espacio; el Salón de Cabildos con una buena reseña de ese documento, así como la referencia histórica al Museo de la Ciudad con el apoyo de tomas de cámara interesantes apoyadas por elementos históricos de pinturas con personajes destacados. hace referencia al significado de sus puertas de entrada; información escasamente conocida por el público en general. Es una invitación a conocer inmuebles significativos de la historia de nuestra ciudad.
La Plaza de la Constitución de...¿Cádiz? Exploremos los rincones del Zócalo de CDMX y su historia.
Andrés Semo
39,954 views
In this video, we'll explore some corners of the Zócalo in Mexico City and nearby places. Incidentally, it's named after a base intended for a statue of Santa Anna, which thankfully was never built, but the name stuck.
Photos and paintings of Tenochtitlan for sale:
https://retratodetenochtitlanprints.c...
Sites visited:
City Hall, Plaza de la Constitución S/N, and Corregidora Street.
Museum of Mexico City: José María Pino Suárez 30, Historic Center of Mexico City, Centro, Cuauhtémoc, 06060 Mexico City, CDMX.
Plazuela del atrium de San Francisco: Francisco I. Madero 7, Historic Center of Mexico City. Mexico City, Centro, Cuauhtémoc, 06010 Mexico City, CDMX
Facade of the original Mexico City Cathedral (church next to the Hospital de Jesús):
20 de Noviembre 82, Historic Center of Mexico City, Centro, Cuauhtémoc, 06090 Mexico City, CDMX.
Instagram: Semo_dron
Special thanks to DJI Mexico for the technical support provided for the production of this video.
Special thanks to Mercedes Díaz for granting access to these sites in downtown Mexico City. Contact: Twitter: mechediazortega
Bibliography:
Martinez Borja, Luis. (2019) Mexico City-Tenochtitlan. Editorial Porrúa.