Podcast 4 Tacámbaro

The podcast "Ape Skate" discusses the city of Camaro, which is located near Morelia in Mexico. Camaro is known for its traditional carnitas and hosts a pilgrimage to the Black Christ during Holy Week. It used to be a trading point and now produces agricultural products such as avocados, blackberries, and blueberries. Camaro also has attractions like Cerro Hueco and the volcano lake, La Alberca. It's a great place to visit if you're looking for unique gastronomy and beautiful sights. Tune in to the next episode of H-Scape for more! Welcome aboard EvoVapes to your favorite podcast Ape Skate, a science podcast for curious travelers. Produced by Agroforestry Ecological Lube, creating noise. This time we will talk about a very special tone for me, the camaro, which in addition to acclimating transitions has a gastronomy that unites the culture of Cali and Prefecha in unique dishes. Besides, the places to visit are really incredible. The Camaro is located an hour and a half from Morelia, it is a medium-sized city known for its traditional carnitas fire at the end of November. During Holy Week, there is a traditional pilgrimage that dozens of people attend every year to visit the Black Christ. The Camaro has historically been an important trading point before with its important sugarcane production and nowadays it produces important agricultural products such as avocados, blackberries and blueberries. The Camaro has the Cerro Hueco, where there is a beautiful viewpoint from where you can see a large part of the hot land and the beautiful volcano lake, La Alberca, one of the biggest tourist attractions, it also has a lagoon where you can still fish the famous and endemic charreles. All in all, if you are looking for a place to visit, the Camaro should definitely be on the list. Tune in for the next episode of H-Scape, see you next time!