@Irapuato

Thank you so much for your greetings and your Oaxacan video which I appreciate a lot. I have been to Mexico last summer, however for only one week, and completely alone, to visit the Sanctuary of Guadalupe in Mexico City. I would like to return to this most catholic country for much longer in order to visit other towns, regions and places of religous interest! May Our dearest Lady provide for it!
Yours truly P.O. Schenker

!Buenos días, POSch.! Here is my Oaxacan video from our trip last summer: http://de.gloria.tv/?media=98703
!Gracias!, noch mal, for your nice video

@Irapuato
Thank you very much for this correction. You are perfectly right. I haven't payed attention to this aspect when choosing pictures of "indigenous peoples" of the Sierra Madre (del Sur). I could and should have consulted the corresponding Wikipedia article(s):
http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pueblos_ind%C3%ADgenas_de_M%C3%A9xico
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indigenous_peoples_of_Mexico

!Viva México!But, please don't confuse the Incas with the Mexicans--the Incas lived in SOUTH AMERICA-Perú, Bolivia and Ecuador...THE AZTECS AND THE MAYAS ARE ASSOCIATED WITH MÉXICO!Look at it this way: THERE IS A BIG DIFFERENCE BETWEEN GERMANS-AUSTRIANS-AND SWISS--EVEN THOUGH YOU MIGHT ALL/MOST OF YOU BE "FAIR-SKINNED"-SPEAK GERMAN (IN SOME AREAS OF SWITZERLAND)-ETC....