According to the Aztec mythology, the giants of Quinametzin lived our world during the previous period of the Sun and built ancient shrines in Teotihuacan. Giants are mentioned all over the planet. No matter where we look, all cultures have their legends about how in the past the worlds of being of great growth ruled. Even in Odyssey, Homer mentions giants - a race of large and wild creatures ruled by Eurimedon, living far to the east, on Thrinacia Island. These beings were destroyed by Eurimedon itself because of their insolence to the gods. Homer considered giants as well as Phaeacians, Cyclops, and Lestrigons to one of the original races, which were destroyed by the gods because of their disobedience.

In 1995, Professor Tito Serrano found seven bones buried in the ancient style of Otomois and Chichimecas, the original inhabitants of the area, in the Romita district of Guanajuato, Mexico. After an exhaustive analysis by the National Institute for Anthropology and History (INAH), it was found that the remains have very well distinguishable common anatomical features. Although the rumors that these people measured around 2,5 meter, the truth is that their height was between 1,9 and 2,1 meter. However, this is quite significant if we take into account that the average height of people living in that area was about 1,5 meter.

Tito Serrano shows a photograph of the skeletons of the "giants", Gigantes de Romita Guanajuato

Other peculiarities that attracted the attention of experts were theirs skull, a shape resembling a lamp, and eye sockets that were much larger than ordinary people. They also had strange fingers on their legs, which were very long and almost identical, unlike our fingers that shrink from thumb to thumb. The found bones were transferred to the Institute for Anthropology and History in Guanajuat, where they are allegedly stored today.

It is special that since the time of the Spanish conquerors, we have witnessed that the conquerors heard the Aztecs telling that their country once inhabited men and women of great growth, but in the great war they all died. If we also look at Codex Rios, the Vatican Code A, an Italian translation of an ancient manuscript written during Spanish conquest expeditions, it is written about the giants inhabiting Central America. According to this document, even the Aztec warriors fought these enormous beings.

The giants Quinametzin, according to Aztec mythology, inhabited the world during the previous period of the Sun Rain. Quinametzin is also said to have built the ancient shrine of Teotihuacan (meaning "the place where men become Gods") and the Great Pyramid of Cholula, considered to be the largest pyramid ever built. Aztec legends also tell that when the Spaniards first came to America, they met face-to-face with huge bodies of flesh and blood.