The Sacred Mayan Journey in Playa del Carmen
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“Travesía Sagrada Maya” in May The Sacred Mayan Journey, “Travesía Sagrada Maya,” is a cultural event that re-enacts an ancient Mayan pilgrimage. This ritual occurs annually. In 2024, the event is scheduled for May 17th and 18th. The journey starts at Xcaret, a cultural amusement park in Playa del Carmen, which serves as the mainland ..read more
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Bird Watching in Mexico
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By Biologist Pablo Mendizabal Reyes Mexico is One of the Most Biologically Diverse Countries 10% of All Known Terrestrial Species are in Mexico Mexico is recognized by nature scholars as one of the four most biologically diverse countries on the planet. Approximately 10% of all known terrestrial species can be found in Mexico, many of ..read more
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Mauricio López Moctezuma – A Master Sculptor of Mud
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He is Amuzgo, a Native Group of Costa Chica Mauricio López Moctezuma was born in Ometepec Township, located in the Amuzga Zone in the Costa Chica region of Guerrero, Mexico. The Amuzgo people are one of the largest indigenous groups in the Costa Chica Region, which also has a large population of Afro-Mexicans. The Amuzgos ..read more
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From Mexico to France: The Art of Meta MariCarmen Hernandez
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Artist MariCarmen Hernandez (Meta) Creates an Artistic Bridge Between Mexico and France Back and forth between the two cultures, back and forth between the two forms of expression. Artist MariCarmen Hernandez creates an artistic bridge between her native home of Mexico and her adopted home of France. “I live halfway between two wonderful countries: Mexico, where ..read more
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Empowering Women -The “Crazy Rag Dolls” of Barra de Potosi
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By: Barbara Rogers Bridges, PhD/Professor* Barra De Potosi is a small beachfront village located 30 minutes south of Zihuatanejo, Guerrero. Several years ago, local resident Barbara Erickson, a retired businesswoman from the USA, started a women’s cooperative in partnership with the Araceli Oregon family, who are originally from the area. Araceli Oregon (called “Chely) is ..read more
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The Art of Zihuatanejo – Alfredo Tapia
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Alfredo Tapia is Known Throughout Guerrero Mexico is known for its natural beauty and captivating environment – but another country treasure is its art. The art of Mexico! One of the best-known artists in the Zihuatanejo area is Alfredo Tapia. A graduate of “El Instituto Guerrerence de la Cultura” (The Institute of Culture of Guerrero ..read more
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“Huipiles” – Traditional Fashions from Costa Chica
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Fashions Worn for Festivals and Dancing By Professor Donaji Mendez Tello* “Huipiles” are traditional clothing mainly worn by the indigenous populations of Mexico. Later, when the Afro-descendants were integrated into the area, they also adopted the dress. Each “huipil” is a garment that tells the history of the people, the region, or the craftsman who ..read more
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Time Changes in the USA and Canada on March 10, 2024
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Move Your Clock Forward 1 hour! On Sunday, March 10, 2024, the USA and most parts of Canada will change to Daylight Savings Time. Residents will move their clocks forward 1 hour – Spring Ahead! In 2023, Mexico eliminated the Spring and Fall time changes in most areas, except for states boarding the USA. This ..read more
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Easter in Mexico – A Multi-Week Event
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Celebrated with Passion and Pageantry Mexico, a predominantly Roman Catholic nation, celebrates Easter (Domingo de Gloria — “Sunday of Glory”) with unparalleled passion and pageantry. Easter in Mexico is not celebrated on a single day. It is a multi-week extravaganza. Carnival The holiday traditionally starts with Carnival, the festival that leads up to Lent, the ..read more
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“El Cristo Negro” – The Black Christ of Valle de Bravo, Mexico
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The Black Christ of Valle de Bravo, Mexico By: Kylie Elain Lieblang Muro* Editor’s Introduction: The Black Christ of Valle de Bravo, Mexico, is one of the main attractions of the area. Tourists throughout the nation and from around the world come to view this spectacular monument.  The Black Christ is located in the Sanctuary of ..read more
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