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terms of tools used. While European methods typically involve a workbench with forms, the Mexican methods remained carving wood while seated, the practices of their indigenous ancestors. For over a century, Paracho luthiers would sometimes deconstruct foreign guitars that arrived in town to enhance their craftsmanship. Eventually in the 1980s, Paracho began hosting master luthiers from Spain to refine their craft, resulting in improved guitar quality. Today, Paracho remains a place where mariachi bands and other groups can purchase good quality accessibly instruments to play throughout Mexico. It also became a popular tourist destination where tourists can buy a factory-made or handmade guitar at very affordable prices.
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Despite the Paracho luthiers honing their craft over generations, the models produced there differ drastically from their European counterparts. Yale anthropologist Ron Fernandez, who imports guitars from Spain, noted this difference, attributing it to the methods of construction, particularly in
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A national festival "Feria de La Guitarra" is held in Paracho once a year, usually the second week of August. Lasting nine days having its culture, gastronomic and traditions display. From its traditional "Pan" to its famous guitars, Paracho is rich in culture and traditions.
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determined that each indigenous village should learn a craft to foster economic mobility and integration into the Spanish colonial system. Similar systems were established by Quiroga in
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The city remains renowned for its guitars and luthiers, a tradition dating back over 480 years. When Spanish conquistadors arrived in west-central Mexico, a priest named
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in all of Mexico. The town is full of music shops that sell handmade stringed instruments. Some instruments that can be found in Paracho are: ten-string
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and many others. Many of the stores and workshops allow visitors to watch the guitar-making process directly.
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Paracho is well known throughout both Mexico and elsewhere in the world as a hub of
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This article about a location in the Mexican state of Michoacán is a
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Award winning 2007 Documentary about the luthiers of Paracho
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Cultural Nationalism and Ethnic Music in Latin America
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Michoacán
Mexico
Morelia
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guitars
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mandolins
armadillo
concheras
bajo sextos
guitarrones
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"Paracho de Verduzco, the world capital of Guitars, is now a Pueblo Mágico"
"Don Elías y su familia mantienen vivo el tradicional oficio del laudero en León"

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