Tag: Culture
Mexican Cumbia Master Celso Piña dies at 66 in Monterrey
Celso Piña, the cumbia music legend known as “the rebel of the accordion,” died of.
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.
Annihilation of ancient Maya city an act of warfare
By linking an ancient text, environmental analysis and ruins, archaeologists have documented a brutal attack..
Mexican boy is world champion of mental calculation
Sergio Antonio Luna Álvarez is an eight-year-old Mexican boy who won the World Championship of.
66 years of fervor
“Gremio del campo” (the guild of Farmers) have honored the Virgin for 66 consecutive years.
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”..
Alabama mayor recommends killing LGBTQ people and Democrats
CARBON HILL, Alabama USA (WBRC FOX6 News) – In an interview with WBRC FOX6 News Carbon.
Frida Kahlo’s Garden Is Still Thriving—Six Decades after Her Death
In a portrait taken in 1940, Frida Kahlo leans casually on a stone sculpture surrounded by.
Noche Blanca at La Cupula features the work of Pablo Tut
This Friday, May 17 – At 8 pm on the Eve of the “Noche Blanca”.
