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visited the village. According to legend, the president was so pleased with the performance that he shook each dancer's hand and promised them gifts from the capital if they continued to perform the dance. While no such gifts came, the town has continued to perform the dance as part of the town's
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The population is mainly engaged in agriculture and waterfront fisheries. One of the best coffees in the world, the Pluma Hidalgo, is cultivated in the Pochutla district. In other parts of the region lemons are grown to make lemon oil, a raw material for perfumes and medicines. Pine and oak wood
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Dance is an important element of the coast's cultural life. Dance in this area is an amalgam of indigenous, "African" and Spanish elements, much like the rest of the culture here. Authorities here, including village elders, the town councils, municipal authorities as well as important village
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Every year in November the government organizes the Coastal Dance Festival, where regional groups from the Oaxaca coast and guests from Michoacán, Guerrero and Chiapas in Puerto Escondido have assembled since 1994 to give exhibitions of the traditional dances of the southern Pacific region.
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figures have worked to keep traditions, such as the "sones" (traditional music) and "chilenas" (dance performed particularly in Pinotepa Nacional) alive. The area hosts an annual ‘’’Coastal Dance Festival’’ with the purpose of preserving and popularizing traditional coast dances.
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yearly festival. Santiago Collantes is also known for its version of the Devil's Dance, which is related to the hardships of slavery and serf-like conditions that the slaves suffered. Pinotepa Nacional has its well-known Chilena dance, which may be related to the
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in the coastal plain, with a more temperate climate higher up. Average temperatures range between 24 and 26 °C (75.2 and 78.8 °F), and maximum annual rainfall is between 730 and 2,000 mm (28.7 and 78.7 in) -
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is harvested for plywood. Ranching is a major source of revenue. There is also small-scale exploitation of iron, copper and magnesium, and the region has titanium deposits.
348:(or zamueca) dances of South America. Other dances performed in the area include the Turtle Dance, the Tiger Dance, and the old and new versions of the Badger's Dance. 943: 875: 456: 332: 319:. Santa Catarina Juquila is one of the most important religious centers of Mexico, where many people visit the shrine of the Virgin of Juquila each year. 517: 339:, is a lively, vivacious dance inspired by local history. This dance is the best-known of the region and was performed in 1911 when Mexican president 369: 331:
One example of local dance is the Petate Bull dance. There are numerous bull dances in Mexico but the version that is performed in the village of
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Historically the region has been tied culturally and economically with the
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inland from the coast. It includes the districts of
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Index

Oaxaca regions - Costa to the south
15°51′43″N 97°4′2″W / 15.86194°N 97.06722°W / 15.86194; -97.06722
Oaxaca
Mexico
Sierra Sur
Jamiltepec
Juquila
Pochutla
tropical climate
Huatulco
Puerto Escondido

Puerto Escondido
Costa Chica
Guerrero
Acapulco
Oaxaca
Federal Highway 200
Mestizos
Afro-Mexicans
Mixtec
Amuzgo
Chatino
Chontal
Zapotec
Álvaro Carrillo
San Juan Cacahuatepec
Pinotepa Nacional
Pochutla
Puerto Escondido

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