The players will try to gather their harvest grains, placing in the squares on the board, the chips of their corresponding colors, and 3 black chips at the intersections of the lines that make up the board, the movements will be given by jumping the chips, both its color as blacks, until getting to make a path that takes that fruit to its place of origin, moving them around the board that simulates the Ayate, which is an ancient pre-Hispanic tool that served as a deposit of fruits, and in which it is found the virgin of Guadalupe is depicted, and once a player manages to take one of his fruits to the color that corresponds to him, he will be able to enter a huitlacoche, that is, a black chip of the 5 that he will have in his possession, and that will remain in his external side, will win who manages to gather all its fruits on its side, and also has managed to put the rest of their black chips into the game. —description from the designer