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Black Panther: Wakanda Forever grossed just over $3.03 billion in its opening week alone.
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The creator of the Tenoch cape belongs to a Purépecha community in the region of Michoacán, Mexico.
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The creator of the Tenoch cape belongs to a Purépecha community in the region of Michoacán, Mexico.
In recent months, the Mexican actor Tenoch Huerta has given much to talk about, largely due to his participation in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, or his participation in Milan Fashion Week, where he wore a cape woven by an artisan belonging to a community in Michoacán.
The Mexican actor Tenoch Huerta, has a long film career, in at least 50 films, in which his participation in films such as: Güeros, Madres, Escobar: Paradise Lost, Holy Week, Traficante de Sueños and more recently, Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, tape that, according to data provided by specialized media, reused just over 3030 million dollars, only during its first week of release.
Film that led him to achieve great popularity worldwide, which has catapulted him to all kinds of festivals and public events, such as business openings, festivities and even catwalks, such is the case of what happened in past months during Fashion Week in Milanwhere the actor wore a traditional black cape, created by an artisan from Guerrero.
She is the artisan who knitted Tenoch Huerta’s cape at Milan Fashion Week
Within the current context, presentations and catwalks designed for fashion are usually very important, since they become the focus of attention for millions of people, actors, filmmakers, content creators and some others, who expose their best outfits and the best designs, within an event that has been held twice a year since 1958mainly during autumn-winter and spring-summer, where Tenoch presented a black cape created by a Mexican artisan.
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According to what has been pointed out, nana felicianais a Mexican artisan, originally from Iguarán, Michoacán, a Purépecha community known for its feathered shawls, who wove the famous black cape that Tenoch wore during Fashion Week in Milan, and who commented.
“I feel very proud to represent these feather shawls, since I am 65 years old and I am still working my loom, I have never stopped”.
In the same way, it has been pointed out that the feathers used for the shawls are “collection”, which means that they are collected during each moult, so no bird is harmed during the creation process.
Both for society and for Mexicans, getting to know the artisans who give life to the garments worn by politicians and celebrities results in something more than interesting, because it is in this way that their value is recognized and care and protection are promoted. of national traditions.
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