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This hacienda was built during the 18th and 19th centuries. It had spaces such as: barn, tinacal, chapel and corrals. The main activity was agriculture and pulque. Today this hacienda is in ruins; however, it can be seen that it was built on two levels and that the width of the walls was 70 cm. It is located on a hill on the dirt road Muñoztla-San Francisco Tetlanohcan.
San Francisco Tetlanohcan is a municipality in the state of Tlaxcala, tetlanochca, translates as "in the rocky outcrop of prickly pears", has beautiful architectural monuments such as the Temple of San Francisco, the time of its construction was during the 19th century, the Hacienda de San Nicolás Tochapa this hacienda was built during the 18th and 19th centuries, the most important party at night, at 24 hours, the parishioners, accompanied by a group of mariachis, rocket salute and ringing of bells, sing "Las Mañanitas" in the temple in honor of San Francisco.
At night, at midnight, the parishioners, accompanied by a group of mariachis, a fireworks display and the ringing of bells, sing "Las Mañanitas" in the temple in honor of San Francisco. This festival is dedicated to the souls of the dead who, according to the beliefs of the population, return to enjoy the offering placed for them. Some people begin to celebrate their deceased from October 28, which is dedicated to those who died in misfortune; candles and holy water are placed on them and the crosses placed in the place where they died are decorated with flowers. The 29th is dedicated to children who died without being baptized; the 30th to children who died before being born. All souls in general are celebrated on November 1st and the 2nd, deceased children and deceased adults, respectively.
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