Traditions Category

From the beginning of times, humankind has sought to simplify the relationship between piers, creating a communication system that little by little has become more complex. Moreover, thanks to these groups of sound-attributed characters, throughout t...

Durango, México Durango is a state located in northern Mexico. It is known for its rugged, mountainous terrain and its rich history and cultural traditions. Durango is home to a number of indigenous groups, and the state is known for its indigenous c...

Colima is a state located in the western part of Mexico, on the Pacific coast. The capital and largest city is Colima. It is known for its beautiful beaches, volcanic landscapes, and rich history. The state is also a major agricultural producer, with...

Oaxaca de Juarez is the capital city of the Mexican state of Oaxaca. Founded in 1529, it is an important cultural and tourism center with rich history and colonial architecture. The city is well known for its museums, archeological sites, handcrafts,...

Mexico, so full of culture and typical festivities celebrated year after year by its inhabitants and that little by little are beginning to be an attraction for foreigners who want to travel to live unique moments, in addition to learning about the c...

As you already know if you have been following us closely, Mexico is made up of an infinite number of magical towns that make visiting them necessary to understand the culture and customs of the country. For example, the magical town of Patzcuaroor t...

You are probably visiting different archaeological sites, museums and exhibitions dedicated to this civilization, but do you really know what their life, customs and history were like? The must-do tour, Chichen Itza, perfect for you to begin the proc...

Prepare the list of Mexican hits for your next party. Use the following songs to reminisce about other times, parties where you had a great time or simply to liven up your time. Mexican songs Viva Mexico – Pedro Vargas Viva México – Pedro...

In every culture there is a symbology that lays the foundations of an entire society. Like others, the Aztec culture has been one of the most important and richest that have existed in the world. Aztec symbols and their meanings One of the most impor...

One of the most popular traditions in Mexico is to sing or play a well-known song called ”las mañanitas”. For generations, professional mariachis have been hired to liven up the evening with this melody. To this day it is not clear who th...

Familiarize yourself with some of the most popular handicrafts that exist in the country and that despite the passage of time are still very present today. You can find both objects made of wood or handcrafted garments with great cultural value. Mexi...

The Mexican posadas are festivities characteristic of the month of December in which family is enjoyed, Christmas is celebrated and above all, typical Mexican products are tasted. It is believed that the first posada was held in 1587. Although they a...

Within the traditions and culture of Mexico, there are countless celebrations that continue to be intensely enjoyed today. Traditional Mexican festivals Three Kings’ Day Christmas Posadas Day of the Dead Independence Day Day of the Virgin of Gu...

What to Visit in Mexico? Mexico is a very large country and has many interesting places to visit. Some places I would recommend include Mexico City, home to Chapultepec Castle and the Zocalo; Tulum, an ancient Mayan city on the Caribbean coast; and S...

Mexico is a country where traditions are part of every person’s daily life, as they involve celebrations and traditions that have been inherited through generations. Mexican Customs and Traditions Those who visit this country, not only do they fall i...

This festivity has been celebrated in Mexico for generations, and it’s a moment that brings families and friends together to enjoy this country’s typical culinary delights, but do you know what is Candelaria Day about? February 2nd, Candelaria Day To...

In the past, a great number of cultures were connected to the joy and color of carnival celebrations. It is said that its origins are directly related to ancient Rome, where they worshiped Momo, the god of sarcasm, who was also in charge of entertain...

While Halloween is celebrated in Mexico as in the rest of North America and other parts of the world, what is celebrated with more vigor is Día de Muertos (Day of the Dead) but what exactly is Día de Muertos? And what goes on?