Regina Moraga

Regina Moraga

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Regina Moraga is an archaeologist known for her insights into Guatemalan culinary traditions, highlighting the evolution of food offerings at cultural events like the Feria de Jocotenango.

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Guatemala Guatemala: Regina Moraga is a gastronomic archaeologist who explains the evolution of the tamal from pre-Hispanic times. 7

Lorena Rivas Mauricio Jose Chaulon Velez Mayra Gamez Euda Morales Leslie Morales Salomon Ramos Julissa De Myvett Maria Ramos
Prensa Libre – major Guatemalan newspaper, est. 1951: qué platos definen la Navidad en Guatemala

Guatemala Guatemala: Regina Moraga argues that the modern tamal does not correspond to its original form and emphasizes its cultural significance. 8

Francisco Estrada Belli William Saturno David Stuart Mirciny Moliviatis
Prensa Libre – major Guatemalan newspaper, est. 1951: del waaj prehispánico al platillo que hoy se sirve en la mesa guatemalteca

Guatemala Guatemala: Regina Moraga affirms that the mix of the old and the new reflects the rich cultural heritage and adaptability of Guatemalan gastronomy. 9

Fernanda Chakach Oswaldo Franco Karla Zelaya
Prensa Libre – major Guatemalan newspaper, est. 1951: guía de comidas, precios y tradición en el templo de Santo Domingo

Guatemala Guatemala: Regina Moraga explained that, in the early days, traditional Guatemalan dishes were offered alongside French or German cuisine. 7

Anibal Chajon Rene Lopez Elsa Morales Daniel Fuentes
Prensa Libre – major Guatemalan newspaper, est. 1951: 5 datos de la Feria de Jocotenango a través del tiempo y curiosidades que quizás no sabía