A pictorial tour of Mexico’s roadside shrines, chapels and memorials.
Continue reading Roadside Shrines and Chapels
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A pictorial tour of Mexico’s roadside shrines, chapels and memorials. Continue reading Roadside Shrines and Chapels The culinary traditions of the southernmost Mexican states (Chiapas, Tabasco, Quintana Roo and Yucatan) are a melding of influences of the native Maya and the Spanish. Continue reading Gastronomy of Mayan Mexico Some of the traditions and superstitions in Mexico and Latin America connected with San Juan (Saint John) as well as a little bit about the rare emergence of the Saint John ant. Continue reading Dia de San Juan Mexico’s Day of the Dead or Dia de los Muertos constitutes an important recognition and remembrance by the Mexican people of their recently and no-so-recently departed loved ones. Continue reading Day of the Dead 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 Malinalco is a small town in the state of Mexico near the border of Guerrero. A visit to Malinalso is an excursion into pre-Columbian and Mexican colonial history. Continue reading Malinalco |
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