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, but ...more
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
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 maíz (corn flour) ...more
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
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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