The vaquería is one of the most widespread traditional festivals in Yucatan. It has its origin in colonial times and likes almost all traditional Yucatecan festivals, it is a combination of religious worship brought by the Spanish and the beliefs of the Mayan people.
The vaquería consists of three main celebrations: the mass, the bullfight, and the dance. During the latter, with revelry music, it is where we Yucatecans show our great joy and show off our ingenuity.
DETAILS
Enjoy a traditional Jarana dance show with a special 5-course menu.
From 6:00 p.m. – 11:00 p.m.
Venue: Ki’ol Restaurant
Price: $2,100 MXN per person | Kids a la carte menu available
The vaquería is one of the most widespread traditional festivals in Yucatan. It has its origin in colonial times and likes almost all traditional Yucatecan festivals, it is a combination of religious worship brought by the Spanish and the beliefs of the Mayan people.
The vaquería consists of three main celebrations: the mass, the bullfight, and the dance. During the latter, with revelry music, it is where we Yucatecans show our great joy and show off our ingenuity.