The concheros are the ones in charge to take the Virgin from the house of the family to the church. They are accompanied by the people who go dancing and praying all the way. (This is repeated when She is taken to another family on the 2nd of February). With respect to the Child, they are taken the dawn of that day dressed in an outfit decided by their families. They are welcomed with the "mañanitas" sung and played by "mariachis". They play waltzes later and dancers, "concheros" and the godparents participate with chants and prays. When the vigil finishes, the Child is taken by their families and the Virgin is left there alone. On this 2 February, early in the morning activities begin. The women go the mill to grind their hot peppers and species to prepare the "mole" and the tamale dough. Some people kill their turkeys or their hens to be consumed in the celebration. All the activities must be finished before noon because at 12:00 the Virgin and Child mass begins. Just a little before 12:00 people with their Child start arriving (a godparent may have more than one Child). The Child is dressed according to the godparent's preference; nevertheless, according to the tradition, if it is the first time that the Child is going to be blessed, He is dressed in the Child of the doves outfit, which represents the coming of the Holly Spirit. In the years to come the outfit is different. In the meantime, before the mass begins, the "mariachis" play waltzes celebrating the Honorees. Additionally to taking their Child to the mass, people also take their seeds of corn, beans, wheat, squash, pumpkin, among others, to ask for a good harvest and to never lack them; they also take candles, images and eggs. The second great celebration is the one of the neighborhood´s San Andres Saint, which is celebrated on the 30th of November. It is believed that it is to honor the Saint, but the true is that it is to commemorate the founding of the place. The people in the neighborhood begin preparing and collecting contributions 2 or 3 months before to have what is necessary for the celebration. When the day comes, early in the morning, the families prepare the meal; later on they go to the "jaripeo" or horse show, there are fireworks and at night people dance in both chapels, in San Andres el Bajo the dance is for youngsters and in San Andres el Alto it is for adults; it is mentioned that this is the occasion for a collective drunkenness.