When we speak about Puebla we inevitably think about the imposing volcanoes that guard her, the Popocateptl and Iztaccíhuatl , the culinary delicacies that were created in this state, such as Mole Poblano, its baroque architecture, and of course, the ceramic of Talavera, that adorns practical...
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Fuegos artificiales, campanas al vuelo, 12 uvas, cena en familia, vino espumoso, abrazos y música conforman el escenario de una habitual celebración de Año Nuevo en las grandes ciudades de México. Como en el resto del mundo, los mexicanos nos reunimos con nuestros seres queridos, famili...
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¿Sabías Que... Did you know that ... At every construction site in the country, people celebrate Mason's Day on May third, which according to the Catholic calendar, is Holy Cross Day?
Holy Cross Day is celebrated everywhere in Mexico on May 3. Curiously, it has become the feast da...
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Culture & Traditions
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El Día de los Muertos no es la versión Mexicana de Halloween. Los Mexicanos han celebrado el Día de los Muertos desde el año 1800 A.C.
No es una celebración que provoca miedo ni es mórbida. No se ponen fotos de la gente muerta, ni de fantasmas, brujas o demonios.
El Día de los Muertos no ...
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Culture & Traditions
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Life is a carnival and we must keep singing...
by Oscar Guzmán
One of the most important times of the Catholic calendar is almost upon us: Lent. Beginning on Ash Wednesday, Catholics begin to prepare for the Easter celebration with prayers, small sacrifices of our favorite things , and personal re...
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