Walter Gutiérrez Molina
Walter Gutiérrez Molina is a prominent historian and professor at the School of History at the University of San Carlos of Guatemala. He is recognized for his expertise in Guatemalan history, particularly the cultural significance of Semana Santa (Holy Week) celebrations. Gutiérrez emphasizes the importance of artisanal traditions and community participation in these festivities, highlighting how they have evolved over time from colonial roots to a vibrant cultural event that reflects the country’s identity.
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Walter Gutiérrez Molina is a historian who comments on the significance of the legend of El Señor Sepultado de Santa Catarina.
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Walter Gutiérrez Molina explains that legends persist to reinforce messages that are often unspoken.
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Walter Gutiérrez Molina describes the unique techniques and traditions that make Semana Santa in Guatemala special.
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