Juan Diego carries the precious flowers that the Mother of God asked him to collect at the Tepeyac hill; then, as commanded by Our Lady of Guadalupe, goes to deliver them to the Bishop.

Juan Diego tells the Heavenly Mother that the Bishop asked him for a signal of proof so he will believe. Our Lady of Guadalupe orders Juan Diego to return again the next days to the Tepeyac hill for such a signal.

Juan Diego left the Bishop's house feeling sad, he was not heard. He asks the Mother of heaven to send the nobles to carry out her message.

Saturday, December 9, 1531. So it is told how the perfect maiden, Mother of God, Tonantzin, our venerated Mother, appeared on the Tepeyac hill to a macehual indian named Juan Diego.

A beautiful original production based on the Nican Mopohua by Antonio Valeriano, which relates to the earliest recorded apparition in the Americas of the Virgin Mary.