Re: [ranchos] Re: Other Ranchos Info FYI

[Erlinda Castanon-Long <longsjourney@...>]

Steve, I caught the name Tangancicuaro in your message.  Is that a city or a lake?  I have an ancestor who's marriage record says she is from Tangancicuaro and I can't find it in Jalisco? Could this be what I've been looking for, a different state!

thank you, Linda

"Steve G. Apodaca" <sgapodaca@...> wrote:

> I checked those CD's, too. The DVD's (Jalisco and Michoacan) give a 
> lot of information about some of the ranchos on the states. They 
> missed some places, like Tapalpa and Sayula in Jalisco, or the lake of 
> Tangancicuaro in Michoacan, but in general it is worth it. Some songs 
> are nice, but they had to chose better performers in some of them.
>
> --- In ranchos@yahoogroups.com, "Maria Hilda Mosqueda McGuire" 
> <wlm27mhm@y...> wrote:
> > I want to recommend a CD/DVD I recently purchased from Univision.com;
> > It is called Mexico en la Sangre, and they have one on Jalisco,
> > Michoacan and Puebla. I bought the one from Michoacan as my granny 
> was
> > born there. It has songs from that state as well a DVD caminos de
> > (city you are interested in) showing the towns in that state, I 
> really
> > enjoyed viewing it and learning a
>  little bit about that state.It's
> > like a mini tourist infomercial. Check it out. Hilda

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