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Scent of Love: The Totonac Leyend of How Vanilla Came to be
Although the celebration of Valentine's Day was a festivity imported from Europe and has no basis in Mexican culture, we have adopted this holiday ...
Juego de Pelota: The Mesoamerican Sporting Event
If passionate football fans laugh or cry at games today, let's imagine fans' reactions to the famous Juego de Pelota. a sport with ritual and warlike connotations, played since... Read More...
Highlights of Talent: Bordado de Cadenilla by Colectivo Sugmar
Learn all about Sugeyli, a Mixe artisan from Oaxaca, and the family collective she is a part of, Colectivo Sugmar, the authors and creators of the stunning Cadenilla blouses at Lolo... Read More...
The Rebozo: *The* Mexican Garment
The rebozo is a symbol of Mexican identity and heritage. It's more than just a piece of clothing; it's a part of the nation's history and culture. This blog explores our claim that the Rebozo is THE Mexican garment by excellence... Read more...
Mexico City in 5 Days: Lolo's Travel Guide
From The famous Zócalo, to Chapultepec and Xochimilco, this is Lolo's 5-day guide to Mexico City where we suggest must-visit places and things to do to feel like you’ve covered it all!... Read more...
Panquetzaliztli: The Aztec Celebration before Christmas
Although Navidad, or the Christmas season, sparks great enthusiasm in Mexicans, from attending posadas to spending time together as a family, we of...
