Efigenio Villa dedicates this retablo to the Virgin of San Juan for saving him from dying after being hit by a car with the failed brakes. So he got a second chance in life, and he promises to stop drinking.
Mexico City
November 25, 1990
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Efigenio Villa dedicates this retablo to the Virgin of San Juan for saving him from dying after being hit by a car with the failed brakes. So he got a second chance in life, and he promises to stop drinking.
Mexico City
November 25, 1990
Retablo by Luis Vilchis
I thank you, Virgin of the Solitude, for keeping me healthy, saving and protecting me in this job that helps me to survive day by day, as long as my body keeps it up.
The Bootyfull
Merced, Mexico City, 2009
Retablo by Alfredo Vilchis
Saint Sebastian, I dedicate you this retablo. After I saw Mario in the bar with another man, I met Felipe. He helped me to forget about the treason of that swine. Now, when we had a relationship, I ask you to take care of us, so that nothing would separate us.
Santiago
Condeza, Mexico City
February 14, 2000
Retablo by Luis Vilchis
May you be blessed, Virgin of Guadalupe, for saving me from dying when I recklessly got into car being totally drunk.
Antonio, Mexico City
September 16, 1975
Retablo by Daniel Vilchis
I thank God because I had the opportunity to see the inspirational art of bullfighting of the great French matador Nimeño II. I remember him with admiration and respect.
I dedicate this retablo to the people of Nîmes, from the corner of the miracles, Mexico City.
November 2, 2007
Retablo by Alfredo Vilchis
I ask the Guardian angel of Mexico City to protect the homeless kids left to the mercy of fate and living in every corner of this biggest city in the world. Let’s do something because we also were children and some of us are parents.
Mexico City, 2000
Retablo by Alfredo Vilchis
I thank the Virgin of Guadalupe because my buddy forgave me after catching me with his wife in their bed. I ask for your forgiveness but I couldn’t resist.
Pancho
Mexico, 1970
Retablo by Daniel Vilchis
November 20, 1910, the people of Mexico took up arms at the call of Francisco Madero. Entrusting themselves to the Virgin of Guadalupe, the people fought doughtily for their rights, under the slogans “Viva the revolution!” and “Down with the bad government!”. With the faith in the better life and lands, and liberty, people fought for a free and independent Mexico. Don’t forget that there’s no other country like Mexico. Viva Mexico! Viva the revolution!
Minas de Cristo, Mexico City
November 20, 2010
Retablo by Alfredo Vilchis
We dedicate this retablo to Saint Sebastian because we were made one for another. When our bodies meet we make love again and again, many times, drowning in pleasure.
Mr. Felt and Mrs. Bone
Mexico, April 2003
Retablo by Alfredo Vilchis
I thank the Virgin of Guadalupe for I arrived right before this naughty priest rape my boy when I sent him to confess. I ask God to punish this damned priest.
Anastacia Perez Castillo
Mexico City, 1951
Retablo by Gustavo Villeda
I was coming back from a party when I met a couple of bastards. They wanted to beat me for being dude. I entrusted myself to you, Virgin of San Juan, asking to not let them do harm to me. Then a man arrived and defended me.
Ricardo “The Charisma”
Minas de Cristo, Mexico City
May 17, 2000
Retablo by Luis Vilchis
Pedro Reyes thanks the Virgin for being homosexual and being happy.
Mexico City — November 21, 2001
Retablo by David Mecalco
When I was on vacation in Veracruz I met Martin. We had such a good time together that I fell in love with him. But I was afraid he would reject me. So I prayed to the Holy Child of Atocha for a miracle, and Martin agreed to live with me at my house. He knew that I’m not a woman, and still he accepted me as I am. Here I‘m showing the day we met. It is a year since that wonderful day.
“Don Juan” A. Flores
Polanco, Mexico
May 1979
Retablo by Alfredo Vilchis