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The Xic Cantina - El Puyul Inquieto You'll feel right at home with this Yuca screensaver on your computer. As long as your home resembles a cantina. Probably not the best screensaver to use at work... This is a screen saver in a zip file. 1.8 Mb. Download here...Return of the Zorro In Yucatan, possums are called zorros, while in the rest of the Spanish-speaking world, zorro means fox. With a little persistance and a bit of music, our possums are foxes, too. Download this screensaver with optional sound (1.73 Mb). Download here...Pueblito Xic If you were born in Yucatan but had to move away, or if you have never been here, but wish you were, then you're never far from home with this wallpaper on your desktop (1.5 Mb). Download here...Kau Here's something you don't see every day... Except in Yucatan, that is. A k'au has invaded your computer desktop. Download this 4.1 MB zip file to receive Windows desktop wallpapers in three sizes. Download here... |
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Me Pica El Xic
You say this when your armpit is itchy. No right-minded Yucatecan would ever call their armpit 'axila'. It is Xic, the Mayan word for 'wing'. And remember the 'x' is always pronounced 'sh' here in the land of the Maya. 
Yucatan Flag Keychains
There was once a flag made for the peninsula of Yucatan. Really. This is how it looks. Each of the 5 stars represent one of the main city/departments of that time. This is kind of like the seven dwarfs - you can always remember 6 out of the 7. Let's see... the stars represent Merida, Valldolid, Campeche (which was part of Yucatan thank you very much ins pite of what the Campechanos will tell you), Tekax and... Izamal. There is some debate about these, but the historian José Adonay Cetina Sierra indicates that those five are what the stars represent. You can get the keychains at the Mayan Xic store in Mérida. Or we can send you one! Drop us an email and we'll figure out how to get it to you. 
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Políticas de Compra (How to buy?) | © 2006 Mayan Xic
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TEL: 999-948-4206
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