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According to the legend,Cheap Jordans Shoes Malverde is the Mexican equivalent of Robin Hood, a rebellious peasant from the 19th century. Like his English counterpart he hid in the woods, wearing green camouflage took from the rich and gave to the poor. His popularity in Sinaloa and elsewhere is growing, even though he is no competition for the White Girl.Mr Malverde’s official chapel is in Culiacan, located outside out of the centre, near the river. There are no SUVs with tinted windows anywhere near the chapel on this hot afternoon. A few women are sitting behind sales stands, seeking relief from the glaring sun with small battery powered fans. They are selling Malverde busts, T-Shirts, Holy water, CDs, charms and of course the Santa Muerte in all colours and sizes.Inside the chapel the atmosphere is similarly calm and relaxed. A chubby mariachi wearing boots and a cowboy hat is playing the accordeon,Cheap Gucci Shoes an old lady is massaging the other’s feet.The ceiling in the back of chapel is covered with dollar bills, the ladies confirm that the notes are real. In one corner of the room somebody has put up a toy skull, merchandise from the Hollywood blockbuster “Pirates of the Caribbean.” The chapel’s warden is a small, tanned man with a grey beard. He explains that the Malverde cult does not constitute a church, but a free community of faith. Like in the case of the Santa Muerte, most of the faithful regard themselves as Christians, there is a large cross on top of Malverde’s chapel, too.The walls are covered with ?Thank you” notes from families that had their prayers answered. The heart of the chapel is an altar with a Malverde bust, lined by two wooden benches inviting to prayer, even though no masses are held. The Santa Muerte also has an altar in the house of Malverde.Cheap Air Max Two men in worn out jeans, wearing T-Shirts and baseball caps are standing in front of it. One of them is sunk in prayer, the other explains that they are planning to cross the border into the United States and are asking for protection.So is the Santa Muerte the idol of the criminals? Villareal answers: “Yes and no. Of course there are criminals that believe in her. A saint that doesn’t demand a virtuous life is attractive to people living outside of the law. But the faithful are certainly not limited to criminals. The majority are people living on the fringes of society, people living a precarious life, like single mothers and street-hawkers.”