Cordova, NM

About Cordova

• • Folklorist Juan B. Rael, a notable scholar of Hispanic folklore, was born here.
• • Traditional Rio Grande weaving has deep roots and is still practiced.
• • Early Spanish settlers established Cordova as an agricultural village.
• • A rare dialect of Colonial Spanish is still spoken by some residents.
• • The Spanish Flu pandemic of 1918 heavily impacted the small population.
• • Named after Córdova, Spain, it was settled around 1750.
• • Around 400 people live here, a small number compared to nearby cities.
• • At 7,375 feet, the air is thin, offering expansive views.
• • Agriculture, particularly farming, remains a vital part of the economy.
• • Visiting feels like stepping back in time, quiet and deeply rooted.
• • The Denver Broncos are the closest NFL team, known for their passionate fans.
• • High school sports rivalries with neighboring villages are fiercely competitive.

Songs About Cordova