Tag: Art and Culture
Mexican painter and philanthropist Francisco Toledo dies at 79
Francisco Toledo, the celebrated Mexican artist and cultural philanthropist who drew on his indigenous pre-Colombian.
The oldest book written in the American Continent Is a Mayan guide to Astronomy
As the Mayan civilization was in decline, a diligent scribe was working on the oldest.
Guillermo del Toro will have Hollywood Walk of Fame Star of his own!
On August 6th, Guillermo del Toro will unveil his star in the Walk of Fame.
Mexico’s Graphic Artistry
The dominance of Hollywood imagery in pop culture often obscured Mexico’s rich graphic images of.
66 years of fervor
“Gremio del campo” (the guild of Farmers) have honored the Virgin for 66 consecutive years.
Tunich Craft Fair ready to kick off on Friday July 26
Starting next Friday, July 26 and until Sunday, August 4, another edition of the Tunich.
For “connoisseurs” only – Prestigious Habano cigar to be launched soon
An aged Romeo and Julieta Churchill Habano in tubes will be available at all points.
Trophy human skulls found unveil Mayan´s gruesome war practices
BELIZE Be. (The Conversation) – Archaeologists in the jungles of Belize recently discovered two “trophy skulls”..
Really… What is Cinco de Mayo?
Cinco de Mayo is, for many Americans, that day for enjoying Mexican food —yes, everything.
Skeletons of 1,500-year-old pair of Maya kings discovered
HOLMUL Guatemala (The Guardian).- A group of researchers has found the skeletons of a man.
