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Salió el sol 

During the winter solstice, a group of modern Mexicans gather to observe the sun emerging from the peak of the Popocatépetl. This cosmogeographic event served as a marker in the horizon calendar, an ancient technology to keep track of time.
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During the winter solstice, a group of modern Mexicans gather to observe the sun emerging from the peak of the Popocatépetl. This cosmogeographic event served as a marker in the horizon calendar, an ancient technology to keep track of time.

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Directed By:Eduardo Makoszay Mayén
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