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Mexpro's Itzel Greenheck, originally from Central Mexico, explains the traditions around the Day of the Dead, and describes how she celebrates in the US. Before Day of the Dead became a trendy celebration among Latino and non-Latino communities in the...
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Remembering The Dance of the Pole Flyers Performed in Cholula, Puebla, Mexico It was a warm afternoon at the National Museum of Anthropology in Mexico City, dozens of middle school scuttled around the sculptures while the staff tried to...
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There are so many events in January you can probably make it to one no matter where you visit. Enjoy Mexico's warmth and entertainment at these events... Read More »
2014 Tijuana Cultural Art Festival Entijuanarte The name, Entijuanarte, is a mash-up of the three Spanish words: “en,” “Tijuana,” and “arte.” Translated, it means “Art in Tijuana” or “in Tijuana there is art.” The three day festival is set to... Read More »
June is the beginning of the rainy season and the hurricane season in Mexico but it can still be a good time to visit if you seek out these festivals and events...
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From the onset, Monterrey seems void of culture compared to other cities in Mexico. If you dig deeper there’s plenty culture--the city is more than 400 years old...
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Though Mexico is considered part of the third world, Mexico’s middle class continues to grow; meanwhile the US middle class seems to be fading away... Read More »
I have realized that living in Mexico has altered a number of my beliefs. My belief system has changed a lot, often for good but occasionally for bad….. Read More »
Whatever the month is there are always things to celebrate in Mexico. Every Sunday main streets are closed off in any town you go to for similar events... Read More »
President Felipe Calderón inaugurated the Baja California Vine and Wine Museum and three stretches of the newly upgraded Tecate-El Sauzal highway... Read More »