Yared Pawlat, 29, plays his handmade medieval bagpipe at the Plaza Cívica y Recreativa Ing. Eduardo Molina, a public park in the center of Mexico City. Pawlat's ancestors were from the region of Galicia in northwestern Spain, and he says that playing the bagpipes was passed down from his great-great-grandfather. He plays in public spaces to share the history of the instrument and Galician culture.
Mayela Sánchez, GPJ Mexico
Yared Pawlat, 29, plays his handmade medieval bagpipe at the Plaza Cívica y Recreativa Ing. Eduardo Molina, a public park in the center of Mexico City. Pawlat's ancestors were from the region of Galicia in northwestern Spain, and he says that playing the bagpipes was passed down from his great-great-grandfather. He plays in public spaces to share the history of the instrument and Galician culture.
Mayela Sánchez, GPJ Mexico
Yared Pawlat, 29, plays his handmade medieval bagpipe at the Plaza Cívica y Recreativa Ing. Eduardo Molina, a public park in the center of Mexico City. Pawlat's ancestors were from the region of Galicia in northwestern Spain, and he says that playing the bagpipes was passed down from his great-great-grandfather. He plays in public spaces to share the history of the instrument and Galician culture.
