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Alfonso Cuaron Makes History With ‘Roma’
With his masterpiece ROMA, Mexican director and cinematographer Alfonso Cuaron took home three Oscars last.
OPINION: The movie ‘Roma’ exposes Mexico’s darkest secret
Marcela García is a member of the Boston Globe editorial board. She has been part.
Mexico’s national anthem to be sang in Maya language
As part of a select group, Yucatán has received official authorization so that the Mexican.
Yucatan Symphony Orchestra celebrates 15 years
The Yucatan Symphony Orchestra (OSY) will celebrate on Wednesday, February 27, its fifteen-year anniversary with.
“Relleno Negro” Cine Janal`s third short film on the beautiful gastronomy of Yucatan
This is not the first time we are proud to announce and write about “Cine.
Why Artist Frida Kahlo’s Work Is More Relevant Now Than Ever
Today’s favorite buzzword is “brand.” It’s the path to internet fame. It’s the style of.
Valladolid’s Newest Attraction: Choco-Story Museum Learn about Chocolate’s Enchanting Journey through History
Last weekend, my mother, aunt and I visited Valladolid and the newest addition to this.
“Love is in the Air” with the Yucatan String Quartet
Do not miss the Yucatan String Quartet’s fabulous program “Love is in the Air” in.
Roma Actor Could Miss the Oscars After Being Denied a U.S. Visa 3 Times
Mexican filmmaker Alfonso Cuarón recently had to write an official letter for Jorge Guerrero, one of the.
From Stray Dog to Movie Star
Given the popularity of the Mexican film “Roma” by Mexican award winning director Alfonso Cuarón,.
