History of the sad Indian street

Las Streets From Mexico City, they keep years of endless history and legends, some of which are tragic and not amazing, such as those that are told about the main mail and the call.street Sad IndianHe is in his name, a story full of pain and memories of the colonial past, which still resonates at the present time.

Why was the sad Indian street?

the Sad Indian StreetToday, which is part of one of the most historical areas in the capital, at the time it was called this way due to a creative legend surrounding its walls, which belongs to the deputy king.

It is currently known as the first pioneering and second Carmen and is considered one of the main arteries that link several important areas of capital.

What is the myth of the sad Indian street?

the street Sad Indian Keep a story full of symbolism and sadness. According to myths, in a house in Cali del Carmen, a noble Indian lived by the city’s deputy in the city, who was living a life of abuses and repetition, since both the gods brought by the Spaniards and the gods before the beginners.

The amenities and luxury were for him because he worked as a spy for the Spaniards. However, his excessive consumption of alcohol made him forget his work and was not allowed to discover that the indigenous people intend to rebel. When the deputy king was warned by another spy about the plot, he ordered the removal of all goods and benefits from the Indian.

As a result, the man was unable, so he used to sit in the corner of what was one day, through his home, and he danced on his knees, his eyes are mysterious, alone and sad, according to historians.

It is said that this Indian has decreased in sadness until he lost his life and that his body was collected by the Franciscan, who were responsible for the burial. But that angle in which he prostrated was not busy, since viceroy An Indian statue is to be a warning to other spies.

What happened to the sad Indian statue of the main mail?

Myths say that the statue has been for a long time in streetSad downloadAnd until it was transferred to the National Museum of Anthropology and protected in the Great Monolitos Hall, where it can be estimated.

However, for some researchers, this statue cannot be the representation of sad Indian, because the stroke can be part of the Axayácatl Palace and the Temple of God Huitzzilopochtli.

The truth is that although the statue was no longer in one time streetSad downloadHer legend is still alive in the collective memory of the city of Mexico.

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