CDMX: Millions of devotees arrive on December 12 to pay tribute to the Virgin of Guadalupe
As every year, millions of devotees arrive on December 12 to pay tribute to the Virgin of Guadalupe, an event that unites the Mexican community in a festivity full of tradition, faith, and fervor. Two days ago, the emblematic Basilica of Guadalupe was the scene of the traditional mañanitas, where prominent entertainment figures and talents from TV Azteca and Televisa came together […]
The time has arrived for the Mexican Posadas!
A traditional Mexican Christmas is filled with wonder. In other countries, the 12 Days of Christmas are recognized, but in Mexico, the nine days of Posadas leading up to Noche Buena (Holy Night) – are rigorously observed. Starting on December 16th, Joseph and Mary’s quest for lodging in Bethlehem is reenacted every night in towns […]
Piñata: A symbol of festivity and tradition for all Mexicans
When it comes to traditional Mexican celebrations, the colorful and vibrant piñata is an iconic element that adds joy and excitement to any festivity. These intricately decorated structures, filled with candies and treats, have a rich cultural significance and a long-standing history in Mexican traditions. Let’s explore the fascinating origins and symbolism behind the Mexican […]
Tamales are a basic part of the Christmas Holiday’s menu
According to the National Anthropology and History Institute (INAH), Candlemas (February 2nd), is the official end of the holiday period in Mexico and the perfect time to enjoy tamales. One of Mexico’s most famous traditions includes eating tamales during Candlemas. On January 6, Mexican families get together to eat Rosca and whoever gets the Baby […]
In 1930, Mexico wanted the Mesoamerican god Quetzalcoatl to represent Christmas instead of Santa Claus
On December 23, 1930, the stage to deliver toys to poor children, the government of Mexico, built a pyramid in honor of Quetzalcoatl inside the National Stadium, located in the Roma neighborhood that was built in 1924 by José Villagrán. That year President Pascual Ortíz Rubio decreed the adoption of the figure of the god […]
Mexico’s first beach resort is transformed: 5 reasons to visit Mazatlan now
The tourism boom that began in the 1940s with Hollywood superstars like John Wayne and Robert Mitchum flocking to Mazatlan’s Playa Olas Altas, Mexico’s first beach resort, continued until the ’90s, when stylish new resorts like Cancun and Cabo San Lucas lured vacationers. Now the tables are turning. Since 2017, millions in public and private […]
Haitians go to Pilares in Milpa Alta to learn Spanish and even dance salsa
Many of them have not found work, so they spend their time learning the language. Not only did they find in Milpa Alta a provisional place to continue with their dreams, but a space where there is no racism, but yes, love. About 15 migrants began to be seen by neighbors a month ago, at […]
Plans are underway to create a tourist corridor in Veracruz and Tlaxcala
Orizaba, Ver.- Presidents of the Chambers of Commerce of Veracruz, Córdoba, Orizaba and Tlaxcala signed a collaboration agreement to add strategies with a view to creating a corridor that generates greater benefits for formal commerce. Miguel Ángel Ramírez, president of Canaco Orizaba, explained that the purpose is to form a tourist corridor with Puebla, Tlaxcala, […]
Businessmen upset by traffic on the Córdoba highway
Suspending work in Caseta de Fortín and Puente Metlac until December 18 is not a viable measure Orizaba, Ver.- The removal of the Caseta structure and the maintenance of the Metlac bridge, collapse the Southeast of the country, as it causes a bottleneck at the height of Fortín and lines of cargo, passenger and private […]