"The Great Struggle Of The World", Pagan And Contemporary Sacramental Auto At The National Center For The Arts

"The Great Struggle Of The World", Pagan And Contemporary Sacramental Auto At The National Center For The Arts

Hector Zamarron, a journalist for Grupo Milenio, is watching a play called ''The Great Struggle of the World,'' which is a pagan and contemporary auto sacramental combined with wrestling, at the National Center for the Arts in Mexico City. In this presentation, fighters who are acting and actors who are fighting represent the rudo (bad guys) and technical (good) sides, and are trying to win the right to wear an authentic mask instead of the one dictated to them by society. (Photo by Gerardo Vieyra/NurPhoto)

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