On March 25, 1930, the Day of the Incarnation, an arrival surprised the residents of Chihuahua. It was La Chonita – later …
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In the 1970s, a father and his daughter arrived in the city of Monterrey, Nuevo León, with the hope of having a …
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When the sun begins to set and the chickens climb the trees to sleep, mothers gather their children, house doors are bolted …
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One of the most popular legends in our country is that of the “Hairy Hand.” It is said that everything happened in …
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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 his daring incursions into the United States, …
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This story tells the origin of Lake Camécuaro in the national park of the same name, in Michoacán, whose name means “Place …
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Whether yellow or orange, cempasúchil flowers are an iconic element in Day of the Dead offerings and altars throughout the country. But …
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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 goodbye, after a mass with the body …
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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 mighty baritone voice helped elevate mariachi music …