Traditions Category

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

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,...

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...

Contrary to popular belief by many abroad, cinco de mayo (May 5th) is not Mexico’s day of independence but rather the day commemorating the Mexican army’s victory over the French at the Battle of Puebla on 5th May 1862. Mexico’s Independence Day is 1...

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?