Israel Hernández Guzmán, 30, constructed a carousel ride on April 20 for a celebration that paid homage to the Niñopa, a 16th-century wooden statue of the infant Jesus. This statue is brought periodically from the Mexico City delegation of Xochimilco, where it is kept, to the Xoco neighborhood in the southern part of the city. Hernández Guzmán has been involved with traveling fairs since he was a little boy.
Israel Hernández Guzmán, 30, constructed a carousel ride on April 20 for a celebration that paid homage to the Niñopa, a 16th-century wooden statue of the infant Jesus. This statue is brought periodically from the Mexico City delegation of Xochimilco, where it is kept, to the Xoco neighborhood in the southern part of the city. Hernández Guzmán has been involved with traveling fairs since he was a little boy.
Israel Hernández Guzmán, 30, constructed a carousel ride on April 20 for a celebration that paid homage to the Niñopa, a 16th-century wooden statue of the infant Jesus. This statue is brought periodically from the Mexico City delegation of Xochimilco, where it is kept, to the Xoco neighborhood in the southern part of the city. Hernández Guzmán has been involved with traveling fairs since he was a little boy.
