Does anyone have time to give me the "Cliff's Notes" version of the "faceless dolls of Moca?" I first saw them when I visited Moca and on the way to the airport as I was leaving, I stopped at a shop by the side of the road and purchased several. The shopkeeper made a valiant attempt to explain but as my Spanish is not that good, I did not understand much of what he said. They are lovely dolls and I'm intrigued by them. I bought several to give to friends, but I'd like to know their origin. Many thanks!