Cuisine
A Sweet Tradition of Mexico: Alfeñiques Sugar Candies
During the season of All Saints, the market and tianguis of the Mexican municipalities are crowded with traditional figures, which also give color to the altars and cemeteries.
Culture
There is a wide range of regional traditions within Mexico's dominant culture, which is influenced by a mix of indigenous and Spanish practices. Many of the things that people think of when they hear "Mexican" really originate in specific parts of the country.
Culture
When Beauty Is Divine: Mexico's 10 Most Sophisticated Handicrafts
Meet the top 10 "divine" handicrafts of Mexico. Tapestries, embroidery, and pottery are cultural expressions that show us the universe of the artisan who makes them.
Morelos
Morelos Handicrafts: The Product of Human Creativity
In the state of Morelos, several towns have preserved traditions in the elaboration of various types of handicrafts that have positioned Morelos as one of the places with more options for handicrafts in the country.
Quintana Roo
Exploring the rich history and modern development of Quintana Roo, Mexico
Discover the rich history of Quintana Roo, Mexico - a state known for its Mayan heritage, colonial vestiges, and marine paradise on the Caribbean Sea. Quintana Roo offers a unique blend of history, civilization, and modernism.
Culture
The University City Central Campus, the Most Important Cultural Project in Mexico
In Mexico, there are only two monuments of the 20th century with this declaration: University City and the House-Museum of Luis Barragan. It is 15 years since it was included on the UNESCO World Heritage List.
Culture
Mural Allegory of the Virgin of Guadalupe by Fermín Revueltas
Learn about the allegory of the Virgin of Guadalupe -a mural by Mexican painter Fermín Revueltas (1903-1935) located in the San Ildefonso Museum.
Celebrities
Ibai Llanos' Evening of the Year 2: A New Boxing Challenge for the Spanish-Speaking Scene on Twitch
Ibai Llanos' Evening of the Year 2 will begin at 18:00 CET (Spanish peninsular time) on Saturday, June 25 in the Olympic Pavilion of Badalona, Barcelona.
Culture
The History of Mural Modern Mexico, Country of Ancient Culture
The history of the mural "Modern Mexico, country of ancient culture" began in 1957, when the Guanajuato artist José Chávez Morado was commissioned to create the main piece for the Mexican pavilion at the Universal and International Exposition in Brussels in 1958.
Culture
Jose Pablo Moncayo: A Classical Mexican Composer
Juan was one of the first Mexican composers to write pieces for concert halls since in those years only European classics were performed; his work allowed his contemporaries and later generations of Mexican composers to focus on the development of national music.
Culture
Sculpture-mural Geometric Chart by Vicente Rojo at the Institute of Engineering
This sculpture-mural was designed by Vicente Rojo to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Engineering Institute; it was inaugurated on August 31, 2007. Relief with five levels that form a kind of pentagram.
Culture
Mexico's Horror Films: The Unknown and the Unexpected
In this brief review of the horror genre in Mexico, you will find the convergence of nightmarish beings, the narratives that inhabit the night, the unknown that lies shortly, and the fight against the evil of a saint from Tulancingo.
Culture
How culture unites Latin Americans and people from the Balkans
There have been important migrations from the former Yugoslavia to Chile, Argentina, and Latin American nations. Migrants bring an invaluable cultural contribution.
Sports
Mexican Wrestling: A Sport-Spectacle With A Passion
Mexican wrestling is one of the most deeply rooted sports in the country and has generated a whole spectacle around it, to such an extent that it has permeated movies, music, and comics, being recognized worldwide for its colorful costumes and spectacular movements and throws.
History
The Place of the Dead in Nahuatl Philosophy
According to the Nahuatl culture, the space where the souls dwell is divided into four parts: Mictlan (place of the dead), Tlalocan (place of Tlaloc), Tonatiuh ichan (the house of the sun), the dwelling of Huitzilopochtli, and the dwelling of Huitzilopochtli.
Culture
Siqueiros in the University City: street murals
From 1932 onwards, Siqueiros produced two types of mural cycles: the cubic space interiors, called by him "harmonic machines"; and the exterior murals understood as street billboards. Check them out.
Culture
Mural: The University, the family, and sports in Mexico by Diego Rivera
Diego Rivera's iconic high relief mural at the Olímpico Universitario. Learn more about "The University, the family, and sports in Mexico".