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What a wonderful season December is in Mexico: Piñatas, Pastorelas, Posadas....
We have just finished the DÃa de Muertos festivities, and now the market where I usually shop, and where the famous painter Frida Kahlo also used to get her flowers and food, is completely transformed.
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Atole   Atole, word that comes from the Aztec -Nahuatl atolli... Read More
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Buñuelos de Navidad -Christmas Sweet Fritters Boil one tablespoon anisette in a cup of water and leave to cool. Mix.. Read More
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Chocolate Caliente Heat  milk over medium flame. Break  chocolate into ...
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Nacimientos made of wood, pottery, everlasting flowers, fruits, basketry, glass, wax or tinplate, Mexican nativity scenes possess a charm all their own.
Although the custom of putting up a Christmas tree has become very popular, the real Mexican tradition consists of setting up a nativity scen...
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Spanish
In Mexico, Christmas is the best season of the year. With the fiesta-loving, lively nature that sets us apart, we Mexicans have styled this religious celebration very much in our own fashion. So much so that perhaps no where else in the world do so many traditions exist to celebrate it, fro...
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The Day of the Holy Innocents (DÃa de los Santos Inocentes), on December 28, commemorates the biblical story of King Herod’s orders to execute male babies in Bethlehem in order to kill baby Jesus.
In Mexico as in all Latin countries people play jokes and pranks to trick friends and family Â...
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