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Audience at "Club Red Radio"

San Pablito Paper/El Papel de San Pablito
(1981, 33 min.) MEXICO
Miguel Camacho for the Instituto Nacional Indigenista (INI).

The Otomi community at San PablitoPahuatlan in Puebla produces amate, a paper made from tree bark. Traditionally important for healing, amate is now used to make paintings for sale to tourists and folk art collectors.

Image credit: Audience at Club Red Radio, 2000 Native American Film and Video Festival - photograph by Amalia Córdova, NMAI

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