Easter

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Holy Week is the annual Christian commemoration of the Passion of Christ that takes place in late March or early April where different events are held worldwide. Mexico is no exception, and although different activities are carried out throughout the national territory around this holiday, we will tell you about 3 of the most important
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Festival of Light and Life

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Death is something that all human beings know will reach us sooner or later, but depending on our beliefs, customs or traditions is the meaning we give them; for some is the culmination of one existence and reincarnation in another; for others it is only the end of existence; but for the vast majority is
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La Catrina

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Everyone knows La Catrina, beautiful female figure, white, thin to the bone, elegant and mysterious, which at this time of year we usually represent as the main symbol of the Day of the Dead festivities; but its origin had another intention, same that we will tell you … Between the governments of Benito Juárez and
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Xantolo, Huasteca tradition

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Huasteca is a culture that developed in a vast region of Mexico shared by the current states of Veracruz, San Luis Potosí, Hidalgo, Tamaulipas, Querétaro and Puebla; they are descendants of the Maya from when they migrated to the Pánuco River region. The Mexicans gave the Huasteca the name of Tonacatlalpan "foodland" because of the
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