For 50 issues, we have told the stories that have been passed down from generation to generation. Many of them have been fanciful and others have contained a bit of truth. However, the most important thing is that all of them have brought us closer to the identity of the peninsula. It has been quite
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The Pericu, who once inhabited the Baja Peninsula from Cabo San Lucas to Todos Santos, had a unique explanation for the existence of whales in the world. It was a legend handed down through the generations by word-of-mouth. It was finally documented by missionaries and authors. The Pericu told of a battle held in heaven,
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Shortly after the travel industry reopened after the COVID-19 pandemic, people began looking for quiet resting places to enjoy the sea breeze, the sound of the waves and the natural beauty. This legend originates in such a place, the Municipality of Mulege, a site of wonders that attracts visitors of all kinds by land and
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In the late 1970s, Dr. Miguel Leon-Portilla decided to go to Baja California Sur. While in La Paz, he gave two lectures on Californian history. It was then that, as director of the Institute of Historical Research of UNAM, he questioned the whereabouts of the institute’s historical files. After a moment of confusion, when others
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