La Revolución Mexicana
Hi expats, we hope you are well and taking care of yourselves during this global pandemic. Today, we would like to share with you...
The Legend of Popocatépetl
Have you heard about the legend of Popocatépetl, the most important volcano in Mexican History? If you haven’t, please read on!It all started thousands...
The Music of the Spanish Language
Hola,amigos. Today, we are going to talk about music, and not just any kind of music, but the music of the Spanish language. Many...
The Meaning of Semana Santa in Mexico
Hola a todos, hello to everyone. First of all, Maria and I want to send you our best wishes in these hard times. We...
Mexico’s Green Gold: Avocados
This year, the final day of the holiday season in Mexico - El Día de la Candelaria - was the same day as America’s...
The First Step in Introducing Mexico’s Chocolate to the World
Incredible as it may seem, Hernan Cortés brought cacao beans from Mexico to Europe, but the Spanish people initially did not appreciate this wonderful...
Mexico Began the World’s Love Affair with Chocolate
Mexico began the world’s love affair with chocolate. Once it was known how to grow cacao and use it in many different ways -...
The Legend of the Terrifying Hairy Hand
Here in Mexico we have all kinds of myths and legends. Some of them are scary and some of them are scarier. This time...
The Legend of Cacao in Mexico
You may know that Mexico is famous for its chocolate, made from the cacao bean, which was domesticated centuries ago by the Olmecs. What...
The Ancient Sport of El Juego de Pelota
Have you ever wondered why Mexicans love soccer - or as we say, futbol - so much? Well, our passion for futbol can be...