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EPISODE · Jun 25, 2019 · 21 MIN

The Life of a Santero Artist, with Guest Jerry Montoya

from CrosierCast · host Diocese of Gallup

A "santero" is a practitioner of the only Catholic Spanish colonial artform that is indigenous to the American southwest. Many santeros still create art in the same way as their ancestors - from grinding up the shells of the cochineal bug to make red pigment, to depicting patron saints and religious icons. Guest Jerry Montoya joins Bishop Wall to talk about growing up in a New Mexico mining community, learning to make Spanish colonial art, and Spanish fiestas and festivals.

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