Tag: mexican legends
México Tales and Legends: La Pascualita
On March 25, 1930, the Day of the Incarnation, an arrival surprised the residents of.
México Tales and Legends: “La casa de los tubos”
In the 1970s, a father and his daughter arrived in the city of Monterrey, Nuevo.
México Tales and Legends: The Charro Negro
When the sun begins to set and the chickens climb the trees to sleep, mothers.
México Tales and Legends: The legend of the hairy hand
One of the most popular legends in our country is that of the “Hairy Hand.”.
México Tales and Legends: Pancho Villa and the Sierra Grande
We all know who Pancho Villa was – a Mexican revolutionary. He’s also known for.
México Tales and Legends: Camécuaro, the lake of tears
This story tells the origin of Lake Camécuaro in the national park of the same.
Why is the Cempasúchil flower used in offerings?
Whether yellow or orange, cempasúchil flowers are an iconic element in Day of the Dead.
Massive farewell ceremony for Mexican iconic singer and recording artist Vicente Fernández
Alejandro Fernández put the musical and emotional touch by singing to his father to say.
Vicente Fernández, iconic Mexican singer who elevated mariachi music, has died at 81
MEXICO, (December 13, 2021).- Vicente Fernández, the iconic Mexican singer, actor and film producer whose.
Aluxes… The Goblins of the Maya Land
The ancient Mayans based their beliefs on the existence of three large planes, balanced related:.
