Quiénes son los ‘Muxes’, the generation that exists in Oaxaca and is visible ‘El secreto del río’

In the city of Oaxaca exists one of the most antiguas of the generation identity, and that there are no single men and women, which still exist the Muxes, a sector of the population that takes prejudices into account, pero quiénes son y por qué ahora retoman fuerza, gracias a ‘El secreto del rio’, the Netflix series is available on the platform.

¿Quiénes son los ‘Muxes’?

Because many years have passed, the indigenous population recalculates the existence of the ‘Muxes’ as a generation that represents by personas that have their biological propertiesbecause it is identifiable with a gender distinct from male and female.

The palace ‘Muxe’ is a matter of mujer and zapoteco I think this is a hero who has courage. And the indigenous people of Tehuantepec, if you are considering a bow in your family, por lo que no son discriminados.

The ‘Muxes’ are identical to the feminine, with the enthusiasm for wearing the huipil, the use of mujer and maquillaje zapatos. And our communities, There are people who are responsible for household chores as other people and taking on roles in economic activities as civil servants, bordadors, tejedoras, estilists, other others.

No, If your social circle exists, discrimination arises There is no opening to the general. No possibilities exist for the escuelaThere are many opportunities to work, there are many public charges.

‘El secreto del río’, a real history and conmovedora visible to the ‘Muxes’

The Secret of the River has been on Netflix since October 9, a series of 8 main characters, directed by Ernesto Contreras, Alba Gil and Alejandro Zuno.

The story about the innocence of our niñosthe problems and the reality are that some indigenous communities in Mexico continue to exist, but you can feel the courage of the friendship, the empathy, the complicity and the respect for different things.

If you want to see more of the ‘Muxes’ and live in the Tehuantepec zone, you don’t have to mention ‘El Secreto del Río’ anymore.