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The Beginning of Mariachi

The mariachi tradition had humble beginnings, and its roots are lost in time with little or no written reference to clarify it. Small ensembles made up of a guitar, violin, a vihuela and a harp brighten up family parties and gatherings such as baptisms and weddings. Many say that the word mariachi came from French decent but researchers disprove this theory and claim that the name and origin came from the indigenous people. #mariachi #charrosuit #blog #mexicanculture

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All Souls Day

Mexico Culture

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Canvas Painting Designs

DÍA DE MUERTOS: FLOWERS & SIGNIFICANCE

The 1st and 2nd of November are days dedicated to honoring those who passed away; a tradition that dates back to pre-Columbian times and is still practiced today. This ritual is accompanied by flowers, each of which carries a special meaning. These flowers end up being something very representative as they symbolize an offering that is placed on the altars, in clear honor of a family member or close person who has passed away.

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Butterfly Biosphere

The Monarch

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The Monarch Butterfly Migration in Michoacán

The Monarch Butterfly Sanctuaries in Michoacán are still receiving visitors who wish to witness this spectacle of nature. The lepidoptera will remain in Mexican lands until the end of March. These butterflies travel almost 5,000 km from the United States and Canada to the Michoacán forests and, after hibernating for two months, they prepare to start the return trip.

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The Most Beautiful Flowers

Red Petals

Poinsettia Flower

Most Beautiful Flowers

⁠The Legend of the Nochebuena ✨

Nochebuena, originally from Mexico, is one of the most beautiful flowers in Latin America and the world. The cuetlaxóchitl, as it is also known, is characterized by having the appearance of a vibrant red star. Its history and its legends reflect the importance it had in pre-Hispanic Mexico. If this mythical flower captivates your senses... discover the magical legend behind it.⁠

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The Celebration of La Virgen de Guadalupe

On the day of the celebration of the Virgin, at dawn, millions of Mexicans and pilgrims congregate with songs and offerings before the altar of the Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe, singing that morning to the Virgin. In the homes, rosaries are prayed and dances are performed to honor La Virgen Morena. In them, a typical meal for the festivity called "reliquia" is also offered, which is shared with friends, neighbors, relatives and dancers.

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Guatemalan Desserts

Dia De Los Muertos Decorations Ideas

3 Ingredient Desserts

Pan de Muerto - The Story & Recipe

Pan de Muerto reflects the fusion of two worlds, pre-Hispanic and Spanish; the Mexican people's joy in celebrating death and the traditional use of wheat in European tradition. This bread symbolizes the cycle of life and death due to its circular shape. Its upper part, in the center, has a small circle that represents the skull surrounded by four "canelillas", which symbolize the bones and the tears shed by those who are no longer with us. ⁠ ⁠

Mexican Music

Mexican Independence Day

Mexico’s Independence Day

Between shouts of “¡Viva México!”, delicious dishes representative of the season, lots of drinks and Mexican music; all corners of the nation come together in mind and soul to celebrate the independence of our country.

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Mexican Outdoor Decor

Mexican Hand Embroidery

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Mexican Textiles

The magic of Otomí embroidery! ✨

How is Otomi embroidery done?⁠ ⁠ The embroidery process begins with choosing a material, such as a blanket, silk, linen or cotton. The drawing is then traced with a black marker. The silhouette is traced, colors are chosen, and embroidery begins!

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Women We Admire - The Series

This month we celebrate International Women’s Month, and we highlight the resilience, strength, wisdom, and beauty of women all over the world. To continue the celebration throughout the year, we are introducing a monthly Women We Admire series that will feature a special woman in our community. Someone we admire, someone that uplifts other women and whose positivity and encouragement has kept us going.

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Las Posadas Traditions

Mexican Themed Christmas

Mexican Christmas Traditions

Las Posadas - A Mexican Tradition 🪅

During the Christmas season, Mexican neighborhoods are filled with lights, color, and music. It's common to see groups of people, children and adults, singing a Christmas carol in the streets. They appear at the door of a home, singing a song that asks for accommodation, just as María and José did. #lasposadas #posada #traditions #mx #mexico

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The History & Making of #PapelPicado

The origins of papel picado can be traced back to Chinese culture (the paper used is China paper), and it has been used in Europe since the 16th century. During the 19th century, Mexican peons were forced to shop at haciendas for their goods and among them was Chinese paper. Aside from the tasks inherent in the field, Huixcolotla's residents worked this paper until they produced their own, a true Puebla craft known today as Papel Picado.

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Non Profit Organization

Get to know Fundación En Via in #Oaxaca

Every brand starts with a dream and purpose. Ours was born out of immense gratitude and desire to give back to our artisan communities through opportunities that will help Mexican artisan women achieve their entrepreneurship dreams. The artisans we collaborate with are not just our partners, but also our friends.

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Destinations in Mexico to Celebrate Día de los Muertos

The celebration of the Day of the Dead has been considered an Intangible Heritage of Humanity since 2008. It's part of one of the Mexican festivities and with great importance but celebrated with less intensity in other countries of the American continent, which teaches us to commemorate the passage from life to death.

Fundación En Vía works with approximately 200 women in the Tlacolula Valley in Oaxaca, Mexico. These women run a huge variety of businesses from weaving tapestries, to raising chickens, to managing store-fronts, and more. Raising Chickens, Tapestry Weaving, Running Women, Store Fronts

Meet the Woman of Fundación En Vía ❤️

Fundación En Vía works with approximately 200 women in the Tlacolula Valley in Oaxaca, Mexico. These women run a huge variety of businesses from weaving tapestries, to raising chickens, to managing store-fronts, and more.

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Hidalgo, Mexico

In Hidalgo, there are six magical towns: Huasca de Ocampo, Real del Monte, Mineral del Chico, Huichapan, Tecozautla, and Zimapán. The most lasting memory that you will take with you will surely not be of a landscape or a monument, but of the experiences that you will have in them! ❤️