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3.0 out of 5 stars
Unique, funny, best for uninhibited travelers,
By durangok "durangok" (Tiburon, CA USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Lonely Planet Six Degrees Series 2: Mexico (DVD)
Low-tech, low budget and poor visual quality yet humerous and delightful. You will see parts of Mexico City not in your normal travel books and places you may or may not want to visit, especially if you are a a cautious traveler. Complex topics, such as the role of death in Mexican society and the multifaceted nature of the Day of the Dead celebrations are treated in a light-handed manner. It's not unpleasanst yet strange to watch a young mexican, in a party-like situation, rub honey from a bucket over his almost nude body and then pour the remainder over his head to run down his torso while the audience drinks honeyed drinks. I laughed throughout this hour long video, yet that may say more about me than it does about the video. It seems a bit overpriced so we borrowed it from the local library. It would be great running in the background for a Cinco de Mayo or Day of the Dead party (Nov. 1-2).
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Lonely Planet Six Degrees Series 2: Mexico (DVD - 2006)
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