Patzcuaro

Patzcuaro is a city within the Mexican state of Michoacan. In antiquity it became a part of the dominion of the Huacusechas, the land of the natives that the Spaniards known as Tarascos and that now are known as purepechas. Patzcuaro is classified by way of the Ministry of Tourism as one of the Magical Towns. It is the head of the municipality of the same call. Its fundamental subjects or holdings are Cuanajo, Tzurumutaro, Janitzio and San Juan Tumbio. Place names.

Its call appears registered within the Relationship of Michoacan like Tzacapu Hamucutin Pasquaro, with which means of in which they're the stones the Gods to the doorway of where the blackness will become. Its morphological interpretation is the following: Tzacapu, stone Hamucutin, door or front and Pasquaro, time period formed through pas-, radical of the verb pascani dyeing of black qua, radical of quare presently written kuarhe is a particle this is included in the verbs before the quit of the infinitive to make it reflective and determinative suffix of place, with the meaning of region in which the blackness is made.