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  • The Arts
  • Visual Arts Mexican art can be classified into three periods: Pre-Hispanic (1500 BC-AD 1525), Colonial (1525-1810), and Modern (1810-present). With the arrival of the Spanish, Mexican art changed dramatically ...more

  • Customs And Etiquette
  • Mexican social interactions revolve around a deep-seated sense of hospitality. The desire to make others feel as welcome as possible influences the way in which Mexicans speak to each other and how they ...more

  • Food And Drink
  • The Staples Although regional cuisine varies widely, tortillas are popular throughout the country. This millennia-old classic is a flat, round, thin pancake made from either harina (wheat flour) or ...more

  • Sports
  • Although more commonly associated with Spain, bullfighting is Mexico’s national sport. During the summer, matadores and their entourages perform in packed bullrings across the country. Mexico City ...more

  • Holidays And Festivals
  • Mexico loves to celebrate its rich history, and nearly every month boasts a national holiday. In addition to these official fiestas, cities and towns across the country host smaller-scale but lively ...more



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