Tarahumara Adventure Camp 2024
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Tarahumara Adventure Camp 2024

In December a beautiful group of humans came to the canyon of Urique to learn some photography, hike and explore the area and more importantly to learn about the Raramuri culture.

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Caballitos’ Run 2024
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Caballitos’ Run 2024

Celebrating running, celebrating the culture and creating an opportunity for it to continue is very important to the Raramuri peoples. Running is a great part of who they are and what they do. The Caballitos’ Run gives the children pride in their running culture.

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Backyard Rarajipari
Kimberly Miller Kimberly Miller

Backyard Rarajipari

A Rarajipari race may be the oldest endurance sport that exists. The race can last many days and involves two teams of runners each with their own bola (ball).

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      Porochi Runs - Keeping Culture Alive
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Porochi Runs - Keeping Culture Alive

Running has always been a part of the Raramuri culture through sport games such as rarajipari and ariweta. True Messages joined with 100 Mile Club to bring an opportunity to participate for the Porochi school in the Sierra Tarahumara

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Club Mas Loco
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Club Mas Loco

What is Club Mas Loco?

Club Mas Loco was founded by Micah True (Caballo Blanco) for those who participate in the Ultra Marathon Caballo Blanco (previously the Copper Canyon Ultra Marathon)

Runners of the Ultra Marathon Caballo Blanco are called Mas Locos (Very Crazy). In the eyes of Caballo Blanco, all Mas Locos have in common the values of sharing, respect, compassion and peace. They share a culture of running with the Raramuri (Tarahumara) and offer Korima to the Peoples of the Canyons.

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An old Friend
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An old Friend

I met Micah True on the beach at Padre Island in 1979. It was winter but not too cold that far south, and he and me and two others, Angelica Richter and Bill Cody, camped on Mustang Island for a couple of months. Micah and Cody were traveling together in Micah's old blue pick-up with a canvas over the bed, and Cody had taken a chef's job in the motel-restaurant that still is there, but "upgraded" now. I'd met Angelica a week before, and she and I were in the restaurant having a bottomless cup of coffee, when we saw them dining, and somehow all got to talking, and later we ended up in their free motel room to smoke a jay and have a beer.

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Ultra Marathon Caballo Blanco 2024 (en Español)
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Ultra Marathon Caballo Blanco 2024 (en Español)



Join us for the 21st Annual Ultra Marathon Caballo Blanco: Run Free, Embrace Korima, and Support the Raramuri Communities!

Welcome to the official announcement of the 2024 Ultra Marathon Caballo Blanco! In its 21st year, this iconic event continues to bring together runners from all over the world for a remarkable journey through the stunning Sierra Tarahumara. More than just a race, the Ultra Marathon Caballo Blanco embodies the spirit of Korima – the Raramuri concept of sharing without expectation – and serves as a platform to support the Raramuri communities and these amazing runners who have been an integral part of this extraordinary event from the very beginning.

The Ultra Marathon Caballo Blanco was founded with a noble purpose - to provide assistance and recognition to the Raramuri communities and runners of the Sierra Tarahumara. Inspired by the Raramuri's extraordinary running abilities and their harmonious connection with nature, Micah True, known as El Caballo Blanco, envisioned an event that would celebrate their heritage while promoting cultural exchange and understanding. Korima is at the heart of this event, symbolizing the ethos of sharing, supporting, and uplifting others without expecting anything in return.

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Ultra Marathon Caballo Blanco 2024
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Ultra Marathon Caballo Blanco 2024



Join us for the 21st Annual Ultra Marathon Caballo Blanco: Run Free, Embrace Korima, and Support the Raramuri Communities!

Welcome to the official announcement of the 2024 Ultra Marathon Caballo Blanco! In its 21st year, this iconic event continues to bring together runners from all over the world for a remarkable journey through the stunning Sierra Tarahumara. More than just a race, the Ultra Marathon Caballo Blanco embodies the spirit of Korima – the Raramuri concept of sharing without expectation – and serves as a platform to support the Raramuri communities and these amazing runners who have been an integral part of this extraordinary event from the very beginning.

The Ultra Marathon Caballo Blanco was founded with a noble purpose - to provide assistance and recognition to the Raramuri communities and runners of the Sierra Tarahumara. Inspired by the Raramuri's extraordinary running abilities and their harmonious connection with nature, Micah True, known as El Caballo Blanco, envisioned an event that would celebrate their heritage while promoting cultural exchange and understanding. Korima is at the heart of this event, symbolizing the ethos of sharing, supporting, and uplifting others without expecting anything in return.

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‘Corre Libre’ Micah True Memorial Run
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‘Corre Libre’ Micah True Memorial Run

On the side of Micah's cabin in Batopilas is now written "Caballo Blanco is not dead because he lives in the hearts of Raramuri runners." This weekend Raramuri runners honored Micah with a run on some of his favorite trails in the majestic Sierra Tarahumara. The race ended in the Raramuri village of Sorichiqui with a festival full of music, dancing, lots of food, tesguino and celebration.
True Messages is honored to have supported this event. (more)

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Busuréliami Children’s Education Program Update
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Busuréliami Children’s Education Program Update

Fall 2022 Busureliame project update from Tierra Nativa.

Since January, 2022, our Busuréliami team has conducted over 300 classes for 148 grade school and middle school students from seven communities and conducted special events that included another 300 children, parents, traditional leaders and teachers.  

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