Hoy en día, hay pocos artistas popotillos pero Roberto Mejia Muñoz y Patricia García son una de las únicas personas que han estado elaborando esta tradición artesanal más de tres generaciones dentro de su familia, trabajando juntos como un equipo para continuar el arte. Ellos representan la cultura Náhuatl de Los Reyes, La Paz, México.
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