Ramada for a fiesta

Ramada for a fiesta

The ramada (shelter) was built with small logs, and a roof and sides of fresh branches. Inside people purchased drinks, empanadas, and cazuela de ave (chicken soup). Often the proceeds of a fiesta would sponsor a school or community improvement project.

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Rector, John Lawrence, 1943-

1967

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