Estatua Del Caballo De Villa En Parral

It is very large and with the base it will look more giant, pity that this work stop

It will be impressive when mounted on the prepared structure

Spectacular .. still in black work .. but it promises and I think it will put Parral in the sights of international tourists

I remember that before the statue was there I did not know how big the land was, some of the locals come to my mind, especially where the little machines were, I think there was also a local Chicharrines with vegetables, sir if I remember very friendly by the way, on the side of the road was a few departments I think they were called dona Ester something like that, I think it will be all my contribution.

Doroteo Arango, better known as Pancho Villa, was a revolutionary hero who distinguished himself because he was in the revolution in northern Mexico, mainly in Chihuahua and Durango, he along with Emiliano Zapata occupied the presidential chair for a day, at the end of the Mexican revolution, he retired to a farm and never thought of being betrayed by Obregon who sent him to assassinate him by setting him up in Hgo del Parral, when General Villa came to take books for the school on his farm, he left his house that he had in parral on Zaragoza street when he turned into Juarez street they were already waiting for him in an ambush there he died with his bodyguards, there is a lot I could tell about General Villa but I want to end with one of his phrases Parral I like until to die. The statue of General Villa is impressive to the point of fear of how huge it is, I highly recommend visiting Parral especially in its Villista parties in the month of July Villista days