Tag: Art and Culture
Tonantzin… the deity behind “Our Lady of Guadalupe”
Our Lady of Guadalupe (In Spanish: Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe), is also known as the.
COVID Art Museum: artistic visual manifestations of an era
People have found different ways to deal with COVID-19 lockdown. Besides watching movies, taking virtual.
Little Yucatecan dancer wins a scholarship to specialize in Argentina
Great was the surprise of Xóchilt Cabañas Aguayo and David Chávez Chávez when they learned.
Promoting the creative economy in the state of Yucatan
About the project: The Ministry of Culture and Arts of the State of Yucatan proposes.
Was Santa Lucia the neighborhood of Africans in Merida?
One of the ideas generalized in the history of the colonial Yucatan, and of Merida,.
The archaeological zone of Dzibilchaltún will have light and sound
They will improve the light and sound of Uxmal and Dzibilchaltún The Board of Cultural.
Sargassum, affects the affluence of Chichén
“The low influx was not due to the rise in fees” “The influx of tourists.
Merida’s defenses against pirates
When talking about pirates in the Yucatan Peninsula, history always refers to the port of.
The origin of the word “Yucatan”.
The Yucatan Times welcomes acclaimed anthropologist and historian Dr. Jorge Victoria who as of this.
