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Rómulo rozo. Para lucir tan significativamente indumentaria, se creó al mismo tiempo el baile denominado jarana quintana roo, Un grupo de hermosas señoritas y jóvenes apuestos, todos oriundos de Chetumal, fueron los encargados de presentar este baile por vez primera, el 20 de noviembre de 1937 en el teatro Juventino Rosas. Este atuendo fue creado en 1937, es el antecedente inmediato de
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traje de la mujer quintanarroense.
Chetumaleñas The old Territory of Quintana Roo laid its strongest foundations during the period of government of General Rafael E. Melgar (1935-1940), a period of history that many of its locals recognize as "The Golden Age". In 1937, taking advantage of the festivities of the anniversary of the Mexican Revolution, the first city fair for Chetumal was held. For such an important event, the regional dress, known as the "mestizo chetumaleña" (Chetumal women's regional dress), was created in the seamstress's cooperative. The trees that represent the forest wealth and snails representing the marine wealth, were the emblematic figures that were reflected in so singular attire, as well as the representative crest of the territory that was designed in 1936 by Rómulo Rozo. To accompany this significant regional dress, at the same time a dance called the "jarana Quintana Roo" was created. A group of beautiful young ladies and handsome young men, all natives of Chetumal, were in charge of presenting this dance for the first time on November 20, 1937 at the Juventino Rosas Theater. This attire was created in 1937 and it is the immediate antecedent of the current costume of women of Quintana Roo.
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| HM Number | HM2GUG |
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| Date Added | Friday, May 17th, 2019 at 2:01pm PDT -07:00 |
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| UTM (WGS84 Datum) | 16Q E 363064 N 2045452 |
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| Decimal Degrees | 18.49508333, -88.29710000 |
| Degrees and Decimal Minutes | N 18° 29.705', W 88° 17.826' |
| Degrees, Minutes and Seconds | 18° 29' 42.3" N, 88° 17' 49.56" W |
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