Act of the Epic Opera Cuitlahuatzin during its premiere at the Palacio de Bellas Artes in Mexico City, on july 17, 2023, which represents an opera in the Nahuatl language about the life of Cuitlahuac, warrior, tlahtoani of Iztapalapa and Mexico Tenochtitlan, symbol of struggle and resistance of the Mexica people and of freedom. More than 150 artists on stage recreated passages from the life of the only Mexica hero who defeated the Spaniards during the indigenous resistance on that victorious night of 30 June 1520. (Photo by Gerardo Vieyra/NurPhoto)0

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