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The Rosete Aranda Puppets: A Century and a Half of an Entertainment Enterprise

The history of Mexico's most famous family of puppeteers, the Rosete Arandas, began between 1832 and 1835 when the Aranda siblings, brothers Julian, Hermenegildo, and Buenaventura and their sister Maria de la Luz began to make puppets in the town of San Lucas Huamantla, Tlaxcala. After working in die textile factory or selling fodder to travelers on the main road between Veracruz and Mexico City, they made clay and plaster figures with strings, dressed them with scraps of cloth, and enjoyed creating performances at home. They developed the uncommon capacity to make puppets and manipulate them while creating entertainment after work.