Category: Historic Yucatan
Calle 47 in Mérida’s Centro to become the new “gastronomic corridor”
What is the history of 47th Street in Mérida’s Centro? Controversies and stories surround this.
The ceiba, the sacred tree of the Maya
For the Maya communities, the ceiba or ya’ax’che is a sacred tree that holds the sky with.
“Xok Bi Chuy or Punto de Cruz,” the Yucatecan embroidery
(Mérida – TYT) – Distinguished by their vibrant colors and designs, embroidery is mostly.
This is how we speak in Yucatan – VIII
Have you ever wondered the meaning of the names of the towns in the Yucatan.
Majestic “Casa de Montejo” right on Mérida’s Plaza Grande is up for sale
Who will be able to buy the historic house in Yucatán? Mérida, Yucatán.- On Tuesday,.
This is how we talk in Yucatán.
Maya surnames Part VII After the Spanish conquest, the proper names in the Mayan language.
Tonantzin… the deity behind “Our Lady of Guadalupe”
Our Lady of Guadalupe (In Spanish: Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe), is also known as the.
This is how we speak in Yucatan
Mayan words used in everyday conversation – Part 4 Yucatecan Spanish is a peculiarity of.
Mérida, Yucatán, November 17, 2021.- Images from more than 100 years ago of the sacred.
On a day like today, the last Maya codex was burned by a Catholic priest in Yucatan
Mérida, Yucatán, (July 13, 2021).- 459 years ago, a 38-year-old Franciscan clergyman was able to destroy numerous Maya codices in.
