Zócalo Blog
La Casa Azul, Visiting Frida Kahlo's Unique House
If there's a place that embodies all the stages of Frida Kahlo's life, it's La Casa Azul. Located in the bustling neighborhood of Coyoacán in Mexico City. If you plan to visit this museum one day, don't miss this travel guide where we... Read More...
Meet the Artisan: The Legacy of Wixárika Beaded Art
The Wixárika (more commonly known as Huichol) people of Mexico are renowned for their vibrant beadwork, an art form known as chaquira art, from the...
Rhythms of Oaxaca: Guelaguetza’s Flor de Piña Dance
One of the most emblematic dances of Oaxaca that dazzles with its elegance and symbolism is the Danza de la Flor de Piña, iconic from the Guelaguetza festival. This iconic dance... Read more...
Chac Mool, The controversial Mesoamerican image
In the heart of Mesoamerican history lies the mysterious figure of Chac Mool, a reclining statue that has captivated archaeologists, historians, an...
Agua de Horchata: Origin and Recipe
Agua de horchata is one of Mexicans’ favorite drinks, growing in popularity more and more among other countries; here, we tell you its origin and a quick recipe... Read More
Courage and Identity: The Legacy of Amelio Robles Ávila
The image we see of Amelio Robles Ávila does not differ from that of other men of the time. The colonel wears a dark suit composed of a jacket, pan...
