Category: Historic Yucatan
Tonantzin… the deity behind “Our Lady of Guadalupe”
Our Lady of Guadalupe (In Spanish: Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe), is also known as the.
Mérida construction worker falls from the twelfth floor
The worker was reportedly on scaffolding installing glass when he lost his balance and fell..
Aniceto May Tun, guardian of the Sacred Book of Maya, passed away at age 112
Aniceto May Tun, scribe at the Tixcacal Guardia Ceremonial Center and the only one allowed.
Christ goes through Sisal
Religious devotees await the passage of the image outside their homes SISAL, Hunucmá – The.
Unique new initiative aims to preserve heritage in Campeche
CAMPECHE Campeche – In the beautiful, walled city of Campeche, on the Yucatan Peninsula, the.
Gonzalo Guerrero, the renegade Spanish soldier.
The Yucatan Times presents today in “Yucatan Awaits” a column by Anthropologist, researcher and writer Indalecio Cardeña Vázquez…
When General Manuel Cepeda Peraza was about to shoot Antonio López de Santa Anna.
In the present article, I will deal with a little-known fact, or perhaps, a not.
Specters of the Mayab.
The colonial era in the Yucatan was a very propitious time for new magical thought.
Books owned by Felipe Carrillo arrive at the UADY
Works from Felipe Carrillo Puerto’s personal library were donated to UADY. Felipe Santiago Carrillo Puerto.
A wide cultural and artistic offer in Merida, at the “Daniel Ayala Perez” theatre. Dance,.
