The photo by Gustavo “Gus” Mejia of a man portraying an Aztec warrior that Manuel Macias based his mural on. The photo involved a model whose face was painted with a skeletal “catrina ...

A warrior who captured 20 captives ... "invisible god," he is frequently depicted in Aztec art with black and yellow stripes painted across his face, heron feathers on his head, seashells on ...

A great winged totem representing an Aztec warrior landed in the Portola district Thursday afternoon, when it was installed as a permanent fixture guarding the Palega Recreation Center ...

Soon, he will have to face the likes ... and to become this warrior. The Aztecs only fought during the day, but she is a little thief in the night, the Robin Hood for the Aztec people.