In the fall of 1989 as part of a class that I took on Mexican folk medicine, I went to Espinazo, Mexico to celebrate anniversary of the death of a curandero(healer), El Nino Fidencio.  He died in 1938.   All the photos were taken with a disposable camera.

Railroad station in Espinazo

Boys coming into town

This man said he had worked on a ranch in Texas;
I shared my Swisher Sweet cigars with him.

A group fidencistas coming into Espinazo for the festivities;
they carry a banner with Fidencio’s photo.