Lucha Libre (Mexican wrestling) is considered the second most popular sport in Mexico after soccer. Although I should mention that boxing also shares this place, it is a must that you attend a Lucha Libre show at least once in your life.
La Guelaguetza is an iconic celebration held annually in the city of Oaxaca de Juárez, in the state of Oaxaca, Mexico. The name of the celebration originates from the Zapotec language “guendaliza,” which means “to cooperate.”
In order to learn and understand all about the Day of the Dead festivity in Mexico and its meaning, it is necessary to take a look back in time.
With more than four centuries of tradition, the Our Lady of Guadalupe (Virgen de Guadalupe) cult remains the dominant symbol of catholicism in Mexico.
The Magical Town of Mitla Oaxaca has impressive archaeological wealth and other great attractions that I would like to share with you today.
Are you thinking of retiring in Mexico? The warm beaches, the food, and the variety of Magical Towns and cities that make it up are part of the attractions that thousands of retirees find in our country.
It seems that Mexico never ceases to amaze me with all the small towns throughout the country, and Lo de Marcos Nayarit is no exception.
Villa del Carbon, in the State of Mexico, is a place that will transport you to colonial times. Its forests, ecotourism activities, food, and friendly people will leave you amazed.
Chetumal is the capital of one of Mexico’s most beautiful and most visited states by tourists: Quintana Roo. Located in the country’s southeast, Chetumal is known for being where Mexico begins, referring to its location on the border with Belize.
Mexican churros are a delicious crunchy sweet very popular in Mexico and also around the world. Churros are fried long-shaped pieces of dough sprinkled with sugar and cinnamon.