The battle of Puebla, better known as the battle of Cinco de Mayo, is a ceremonial and historical holiday in Mexico. Basically, it is a strong reminder that once upon a time in 1862, the Mexican army, vastly outnumbered by the enemy, defeated an apparently stronger French army.
It’s hard to think of Mexican embroidery without lots and lots of plants and flowers representing hope and love. For centuries, these elements are a way to connect people to their origins in a very colorful way.
The battle of Puebla, better known as the battle of Cinco de Mayo, is a ceremonial and historical holiday in Mexico. Basically, it is a strong reminder that once upon a time in 1862, the Mexican army, vastly outnumbered by the enemy, defeated an apparently stronger French army.
Mexican wrestling and masks as a symbol of identity and mystery Around Mexican wrestling or Lucha Libre, there are so many myths and urban legends ...
Día de los Muertos in México: what does it mean for most people? The “Day of the Dead” or Día de los Muertos in México, is arguably the most releva...
One of the most recognizable Mexican culture symbols is actually quite endearing. We are talking about Mexican rag dolls, a pretty affordable toy t...
It’s hard to think of Mexican embroidery without lots and lots of plants and flowers representing hope and love. For centuries, these elements are a way to connect people to their origins in a very colorful way.
