Antonio asked:


it is a phenomenon that takes place in Taos, New Mexico.
if u live there, plz tell me wat it is like.

hillibillycat56 asked:


Hello

I’m looking for people with knowledge about the 1847 Patriotic Revolt in Taos, development of the Mexican War in New Mexico and Southern Colorado and the events that followed.

New Mexicans have been told since 1847 that they’re Spanish and not Mexican, the Anglo domination broke the alliance that existed between Hispanics and Pueblos and this is the reason why ther hasn’t been any strong Nationalist opposition to the United States in New Mexico.

I want more information on these issues.

I run a website and magazine that supports the Nationalist (not Chicano) cause in Mexico and the Southwest and this is a good opportunity for young or amateur historians to make themselves known.

My e-mail is: info@voluntad.org.mx

Thanks for your help

Care F asked:


Do you participate in the Contemporary Hispanic Market in Santa Fe? If so can you tell me what they expect what it is like and the best way to get in? Do you make a lot of money and do you have to pay for a spot? Thank you….To me the Contemporary Hispanic Market is the super bowl of art. If you have participated please answer. Thank you.

Roasted Kiwi asked:


My wife and I are planning a move to Taos and we would like to know where to find an apartment or other likely rental. Cheaper is better –we’re used to cramped quarters, so that’s no problem. We’re also interested in a small rent-to-own property with perhaps a small house on it.

None of these need be directly in city limits, just as long as they are the most affordable available.

arosenboy1 asked:


We are traveling to Albuquerque, Santa Fe and Taos with our 3 and 5 year old in April. Any tips?