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Nahuatl, also termed Aztec or Mexicano at times, is one of the most wide-spread of the indigenous languages of Mexico. It is the language of the Nahuas, of the empire of the Mexicas that dominated much of Mexico and Central America before the arrival of the Spanish conquerors. It was they who founded the city of Tenochtitlan, now Mexico City. Although Spanish is the official language of Mexico, the Nahuatl language continues to be spoken Continue reading What is Nahuatl? The Mexican National Institute of Anthropology and History) has announced that Mexico has had two new sites entered into the UNESCO World Heritage List. With these two sites, Mexico achieves the distinction of becoming the Latin American country with the most UNESCO World Heritage sites. Continue reading Two New Mexican World Heritage Sites About an album of Tomas Lozano presenting a series of Spanish romance ballads (romanceros) featuring voice, Spanish acoustic guitar and the hurdy-gurdy. Continue reading Tomas Lozano, Spanish Traditional Music Discover salsa, cumbias, flamenco, jibaro, mariachi music, samba, rumba & cha-cha-cha. Short descriptions of the genres and examples of some of the major composers and interpreters of each. Continue reading Music of Mexico, Latin America and Spain |
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