Once again, I created new Mexican villagers and updated the already done ones.
This settler is based on Charro costume, national typical costume, very popular in Jalisco. Also, it has a ######### a long blanket-like shawl or cloak, originated in Coahuila.
This female settler uses a Rebozo, a long, rectangular piece of cloth used for carrying things or babies, and to protect before cold or sun. It is very common in sourthern and centric states, like Oaxaca.
This costume is strongly inspired on Mazahua costume, characterized by their shiny blouses and pleated, wide skirts. This costume was popularized by María Elena Velasco, also known as la India María.
Peasant who used the Jorongo to protect himself from the cold and the sun. The jorongo contains characteristic decorations.
This costume was inspired, but not absolutely based on China Poblana costume, but even if I like it, I feel like is not up to par to it.
This is the typical costume of Veracruz, the Jarocho, with a cotton Guayabera and pants, a Paliacate hanging of the neck and a very useful hat.
This villager is even poorer than the another ones. He uses a pantalón de manta, a not so decorated Jorongo, no shoes and no hat.
This villager is not particularly inspired by aniything specific, but she uses a colorful dress with rich decorations.
