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Hi, I'm an admin for a group called Mexico Magico, and we'd love to have your photo added to the group.

Villa tuvo muchos hijos con varias mujeres. Su última hija acaba de fallecer en Querétaro, a los 93 años: Socorro Arango Díaz.

In the down side of the pic we can read a tag "Fco. Villa y Estado Mayor" they was named "Los Dorados de Villa" (Villa's Golden Warriors)

Estoy de acuerdo con el nombre sobre "Los Dorados de Villa". Pero antes de ser los Dorados, Villa estaba ubicado entre ser un bandido o un revolucionario. Se creo la división del Norte y el grupo de los Dorados, cuando Villa paso a ser un Revolucionario formal, dentro del ejercito organizado de la revolución. Los Dorados usaban ya uniforme miltar de la época y no ropa de cilviles.

i have a print of this exact negative that has been cropped, however on the print that i have, Villa's crotch does not have a water stain on it. How can we request the LOC restore this and make a new one available?

This must be circa 1890.

Between 1910 and 1915 took place only two manned free balloon flights in Mexico City, both in early 1914: On the Sunday, January 25, the mexican aviation pioneer Alberto Braniff Ricard (1885-1966) and the french technician Jules Dubois flew on a 2,200 m3 Gordon Bennett hydrogen-filled balloon just brought from France by Braniff himself. They took off from a Braniff's plot beside the former Colonia Railway Station (Estación Colonia) near the Paseo de la Reforma avenue (the balloon in the photograph seems to be above this place). As a Braniff´s guest were aboard the legendary mexican ballooning pioneer Joaquín de la Cantolla y Rico (1829-1914), at that time already an elder man, who would die three days later. The second flight took off on the Saturday, January 31, in the same place and on the same Gordon Bennett balloon manned by Braniff and Dubois. Alberto Braniff short biographies: www.jorgecornish.com/Braniff.html en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alberto_Braniff A photograph showing Alberto Braniff in the company of Pascual Orozco, Francisco Villa and Giuseppe Garibaldi (grandson of the italian hero): www.flickr.com/photos/library_of_congress/2162707307/ www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?p=22081777 Braniff´s balloon taking off from the vicinity of the former Colonia Railway Station (photograph): img162.imageshack.us/my.php?image=volar05ht1.jpg Braniff´s balloon taking off as was seen from the Cuauhtémoc Memorial (photograph): www.jorgecornish.com/images/Braniff_8.jpg From left to right: Cantolla, Braniff and Dubois aboard on the Alberto Braniff's balloon basket (photograph): img162.imageshack.us/my.php?image=volar04av5.jpg Joaquín de la Cantolla inaccurate short biographies (in spanish): www.mexicodesconocido.com.mx/notas/3843-En-tiempos-de-Can... www.uaq.mx/fcps/tribuna/343/opi07.htm Book review on a novel about Cantolla (in spanish): www.proscritos.com/larevista/notas.asp?num=51&d=t&...

Hi, I'm an admin for a group called Tenochtitlán Siglo XXI (Ciudad de México), and we'd love to have this added to the group!

Hi guys, it's not Oroszco but Orozco. Pascual Orozco.

We'll correct the identification in the source data and reload the description. Thanks for the information!

Hi, I'm an admin for a group called México de Mis Amores. "CONCURSO COLORES DE MEXICO", and we'd love to have this added to the group!

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En esta foto se ve a la extrema derecha a Don Francisco I. Madero, detrás de él Rodolfo Fierro, marcado con X Pascual Orozco (hijo), y a su derecha Abraham González; arriba del copyright Bain aparece Pascual Orozco (padre). El resto aun no los identifico. Al triunfo de la Revolución Maderista, Pascual Orozco ambicionaba la gubernatura de Chihuahua, que la obtuvo Abraham González, o la Secretaría de Guerra que se le otorgó a Venustiano Carranza. Al extremo derecho de la foto se aprecia el número 2324-3, de acuerdo a éste número, correspondería a algún dia de marzo de 1911, antes de la Toma de Ciudad Juárez. Dr. Roberto Duarte