Sugar Skulls: A Sweet and Colorful Celebration of Life and Death
Discover the rich history and cultural significance of sugar skulls in Mexico's Day of the Dead celebration, and learn how this colorful tradition has captivated the world.
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How to Treat Measles Like It’s 1804
In 1804, Mexico's Protomedicato published a guide for treating measles, targeting the poor. The manual detailed symptoms, remedies, and treatments - from barley water to bloodletting. While seemingly primitive by today's standards, this document offers fascinating insights.
The Ghostly Cry of Highway 5
A woman is brutally murdered and her body is found near a highway. Her spirit, unable to rest, haunts the road. Truck drivers and motorists report seeing her apparition, sometimes as a hitchhiker, other times as a passenger.
10 Places to Travel in Mexico this November
Unleash your inner adventurer in these 10 stunning destinations. From the vibrant culture of Oaxaca to the serene beaches of Tulum, Mexico offers something for everyone. Savor exquisite cuisine, explore ancient ruins, and immerse yourself in the country's rich history and breathtaking landscapes.
If Mexican Food is So Healthy, Why Are They So Fat?
Mexican food is undeniably delicious, but it's also high in calories, fat, and sodium. Despite this, many Mexicans maintain a cheerful and carefree attitude towards their diet.