A mayor in Mexico married a crocodile for two years in a row. Sky News and Agence France-Presse reported on July 2 that Victor Hugo Sosa, a mayor in Mexico, recently held a wedding with a female caiman and called the crocodile "princess" at the wedding. ", he said: "We love each other, and without love it is impossible to get married." This is the second time he has married a crocodile.
It is understood that this "marriage" ceremony with crocodiles has existed locally for 230 years to express the friendship between the Jontal and Wawei indigenous groups.
At a recent wedding held in the city hall, Victor represented the role of the Jontal leader, while the female caiman symbolized the respected "princess" of the Wawei ethnic group in local folklore. ". The "princess" is named Alicia Adriana, and the "combination" of the two means the fusion of different cultures. Local residents hope that this ritual can bring happiness, while fishermen express their wish for good fishing and prosperity through this ritual.
In order for the ceremony to be carried out safely, the "princess"'s mouth was tied.
Before the wedding, the "princess" was taken to different local families, and people danced with the "princess" wearing a white gauze on her head.
Then, at the wedding, Victor made a promise in front of everyone and expressed his deep feelings for the "princess". Victor said: "Because we love each other, I am willing to take responsibility. Without love, there is no marriage. I am willing to marry the 'princess'." Finally, Victor kissed the "princess" on the head.
People were cheering and dancing The ceremony ended.
Victor said: "We are very happy, we passed thisThis form celebrates the union of two cultures, and people are very satisfied. "
It is reported that this is not the first time Victor has "married" a crocodile. On June 30 last year, Victor held the same ceremony with a female crocodile. It is not clear whether the two Are two crocodiles the same "princess"? This ritual is a local tradition.
(Source: Jimu News)